Well, that's it. Today, I'll explain to you:

First, regarding Diao Chan's name, I know you all know that Diao Chan is just an official position. If it is not fabricated, then her real name should be Diao Xiuer or Ren Hongchang. I chose the former, why did I choose the former? It's very simple!

Jiang Zhe: "It is a blessing for husband to be able to get a beautiful woman in this life..."

Xiu'er: "Xiu'er's ability to meet her husband is also a blessing for Xiu'er..." This is one!

Jiang Zhe: "It is really a blessing for my husband to be able to achieve Hongchang in this life..."

Ren Hongchang: "Hongchang can meet his husband, which is also a blessing for Hongchang..." These are two!

Do you understand? Don’t say that you can call it Diao Chan, because there is no beauty plot in my book.

Second, about Jiang Zhe's "home" on the Internet, the meaning of "home" is very complicated. He is trapped in 2D, has a random dream, is kind-hearted, and has no secrets to tell others. Don't think that "home" means a fat young man smirking at the computer in a small space. Of course, if he can give Jiang Zhe a computer, he might also smirk, but unfortunately, there is no computer in the Three Kingdoms to make him smirk.

Third, about Jiang Zhe's personality, I think it can be probably set as having just left school, being confused about social affairs, not good at speaking, but being able to keep away from his companions, kind-hearted, but it will take some time to accumulate confidence in himself. In his heart, his beloved wife, relatives, friends and close friends are ranked first. Don't say why the people are not ranked first, because even if I write it, everyone will not believe it. Jiang Zhe is just an ordinary person. If you are rich, you will benefit the world. If you are poor, you will be safe. I think I have already written it very clearly. I don't mean to write a saint.

Jiang Zhe: "The saint is too tired, I won't do it!"

Fourth, I think some readers seem to see the history mentioned by Jiang Zhe. So let me explain it here. The history mentioned by Jiang Zhe is "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but what I wrote in it is from "The Three Kingdoms", which naturally have different aspects. However, regarding the courage of some generals such as Zhao Yun, Lu Bu, I think everyone understands that it is Zhao Yun, Lu Bu and Lu Bu were besieged by hundreds of regular troops, and I think it is...

But does writing like this lack much readability? After all, I don’t want to break the myth of Zhao Yun and Lu Bu…

Fifth, regarding whether some readers have any fantasy or not, I will give you an explanation here. I add fantasy just to improve readability, such as the fifty-five dragon energy leak, Zhang Jiao changed his destiny, etc.

I personally think that Zhang Jiao changed his fate in a defiant way and awakened the character's character very clearly.

So, my answer is that all the fantasy colors that appear in this book are to assist the main line. For example, Zhuge Liang borrowed the east wind. Speaking of the real Battle of Red Cliff, there is nothing wrong with Zhuge Liang. Zhou Yu took charge of it, but he just wrote it like this. Is it interesting?

As for Zuo Ci and Yu Ji, I am not sure if I will write it in the future, but what is certain is that it is not changing the overall situation. Sometimes I just use their mouths to say a few words.

Sixth, I think I have already said about Cao Cao. I tried to write it according to the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao was loyal to the state affairs in the early days and was still a hero. As for why he got to the position of a powerful minister step by step, I think it is probably inseparable from watching the little emperor become a little arrogant day by day. Cao Cao in his writing is still the heroic hero. If everyone wants to see how Cao Cao becomes a hero, I think as long as you continue to support me, you will definitely see it.

Seventh, what else? The heroine? I can't tell you about this, why don't I vote? Anyway, my favorite Diao Chan has already collected...
Chapter completed!