Seeking Help and Advice!

One mind is limited, but two minds can be far-reaching; it is often said that the intelligence of characters reflects that of the author, and this is indeed true.

As I write, I find my mind running short, so I humbly seek the wisdom of the generous readers:

First, could you kindly offer some practical techniques or methods suitable for the Qin dynasty?

Second, how should I handle certain historical figures like Zhang Liang and Xiang Yu?

To avoid disrupting your reading experience, this post will be moved to the Reviews and “Related Works” sections by this evening.

Truly, I feel my mind is insufficient. I have never considered myself particularly clever, and my memory is not the best—I often overlook many details.

To be honest with you all, the implementation of the new plow was something I forgot midway through writing. I had clearly mentioned it in Chapter 45, yet it slipped my mind in the following chapters. The same goes for the introduction of tables and chairs, and salt production. I can only revise the narrative to have these spread throughout the empire after Qin Shi Huang proclaims himself emperor.

This is my shortcoming—I must admit it openly.

One mind alone simply cannot encompass everything.

Especially when it comes to technologies or methods suitable for the Qin dynasty, I sincerely hope you can provide some suggestions. I’m certain your insights far surpass mine.

Additionally, I want to express my gratitude for your monthly votes and donations. I will compile and share these acknowledgments monthly in the “Related Works” section. Since so many cast votes just yesterday, listing them all in the author’s notes would create an unwieldy block of text that might disrupt your reading.

Guo Degang once said, “The audience is the source of our livelihood.” I believe this is equally true for online novelists. Every reader is like a benefactor to me, so I strive to enhance your reading experience as much as possible.

I try to respond to every book review and rarely delete comments. However, responding to every chapter discussion is impossible due to the volume. To all who leave chapter comments, thank you sincerely!

My writing skills are limited, but I am deeply grateful for your support.

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