Final comments

First of all, I am very pleased that the ending I have always wanted to write has been highly recognized by most readers＾＾

However, the readers seem to have many questions in their minds. OK, let’s answer them one by one.

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Question: Did Sima Yi usurp the throne? Have the Jiang brothers been harmed by him?

Answer: These two questions should be the biggest questions in your mind. In fact, as for this question, I have explained in the comments, as far as relativity is concerned, history changes, so the future should be changed accordingly. But I think that the universe is infinite time in space, and history should be forked in a tree-like manner. Each history does not have only one future corresponding to it.

It’s like on Sunday, going out or not going out are two different futures. When is the time to go out and what happens, there are countless futures.

So I personally think that changes in history will not cause much change to the future of [Immediately] (such as in Jiang Zhe's era, the Three Kingdoms were still returning to Jin, but in parallel space, perhaps the Great Wei Dynasty was still there?) It will only have small and partial influences that have not been discovered (such as Cao Cao's tomb, which was not discovered at the beginning. Similarly, Jiang Zhe's name is not found in the proven history, but in unofficial history, "Situ Jiang" will appear).

As for the Jiang brothers who were not harmed by Sima Yi, haha, I actually wrote it very early: two branches of Jiangmen, one branch was Situ and the other branch was a general, which will protect the Wei Dynasty for a long time.

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Question: Why did Cao Ang spend so much ink before, but he mentioned it in the next one?

Answer: Actually, I originally planned that Cao Ang would have a glorious battle of his own. I think everyone understands the meaning, but there are too many changes and too much involvement. It goes to the back... Just like the tiger and leopard cavalry, I originally planned to change my blood, so I posted the post that collected the name for more than half a year...

3.

Is the heavenly book in Lu Meng's hand? What is it called? What comes from?

Answer: It is a book of heaven, and the second volume of the man volume is called "Gongsun Bingtu". Everyone thinks it is "Sun Tzu's Art of War"? That book is in Guo Jia's hands. The author of "Gongsun Bingtu" is Bai Qi of the Warring States Period, and Bai Qi's original name is Gongsun Qi.

4.

Who is the last book of heaven in his hands and what is its name?

Answer: In Fazheng's hand, I don't know the name because I haven't raised it yet.

Okay, the questions have been explained, right? Do you have any other questions?

As for opening a new pit, I am thinking about it these two days, thinking about whether to write about Western fantasy, history, or city...

I made a vote for this, and everyone voted twice without any trouble...
Chapter completed!