This book is very bleak, but this is what I expected, because this book is not a passionate work, nor is it a book about one person conquering the world and being invincible. The theme of this book is

The rejuvenation of the Yanhuang tribe, the rejuvenation of a race cannot be just about war. Of course, war is essential.

What's more important is education. The protagonist must lead the tribesmen created from the life pool to the future. In addition to leading them to create wealth, more importantly, he must pass on the traditions of the Yanhuang tribe. This is the most important thing.

Yes, if even the traditions of their own race are lost, then will the Yanhuang tribe still be the Yanhuang tribe?

The positioning of this book is also very problematic. To be specific, I can't position this book myself. It is said to be a game but not a game, it is said to be history but not history, and it is said to be fantasy but not completely fantasy.

, can be said to be completely different, but I find it very interesting. After all, in the basic structure of this book, the revival of the Yanhuang tribe is the main line, but this main line has just begun, and the story in the future is still very long.

I've been reading a lot of masterpieces recently, and every time I finish one, I feel a bit indescribable. Many of the protagonists are prone to using knives, and there is no other solution except killing people? It seems like

Martial power is the greatest thing in the world, but this type of book is really not what I like. It's rebellious.

There are already too many works about sex, and I have seen too many people with rebellious personalities, so many that I even want to cry. They are irrational, proud of their ignorance, and ashamed of having knowledge. I have seen these in my work.

There are too many, or in other words, I am out of touch with the times, can no longer keep up with the times, and have become a historical conservative.

No matter how the times change, I believe that morality, traditional morality, traditional knowledge, etiquette, etc., should never be out of date. The loyalty, filial piety, benevolence and righteousness of the Yanhuang people should always shine, but I seem to have

It’s been a long time since I saw it in the Piaotian literature chat online, or maybe I’m really behind the times.

Ignore morality and law, and only think that I am the biggest and the protagonist. This kind of thinking has been read a lot in books, but is it really right? I dare not say that my knowledge is limited, and I still cannot judge.

Is this trend right or wrong? It’s just that I don’t know how to do it myself. Even if no one reads my book, I won’t write it. Or, this is the fundamental reason why my book is bleak.
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