Aztec Eternals

Time is like water, passing silently. In a blink of an eye, this book has been uploaded for nearly three months, and it's time to put it on the shelves.

As the author who is writing a book for the first time, I chose this unpopular subject, started writing in a ignorant way, and told the story in my heart, everything seems like yesterday. At the beginning, I just regretted the destruction of American civilization with my heart full of emotion, and wanted to revive them with my own pen, and perhaps had some small ideals of reshaping history, trying to deduce it logically.

I have been reading novels for many years, especially history. Writing a novel is the first time I cross the river by feeling the stones. This book has 130,000 words to sign a contract, and 190,000 words to make the first recommendation. From the popularity of serialization slowly rising, there were only a few dozen readers at the beginning, hiding in isolated corners of the world.

I will read every reader's message, and I will be happy for a long time for the encouragement in it, and I will also be depressed by the criticism in it. Then think over and over again, modify the words and writing, and inject the feelings in your heart. I think that each chapter can only be passed on to readers if it first infects itself. It’s been a long journey, and I really appreciate every reader, thank you for your comments and encouragement. Because it is the transmission of your emotions that allows me to persevere.

Next, I would like to thank Mike, who has been chasing 1630 for many years, and it gave me the idea of ​​imagination. Then I would like to sincerely thank Sister Lily, it was her chapter push that made this book appear in front of everyone for the first time. Then came July, thank you for his help, advice and chapter push. Finally, Uncle Tong, thank you for his encouragement and chapter push. The three adults are really good, like a warm flame, bringing pure light. Silently bless them.

Then there should be an update. Well, I write very slowly. I only have a thousand words an hour, and then I will revise it at least twice. All of them are issued on the spot, and the speed is slowly increasing. After it is put on the shelves, I will try my best to write two chapters every day, and see if I can write more during the holidays.

Finally, I hope everyone can support the original version of Qidian, one is because I want to make a living, and the other is because I can’t help but have to edit it twice after posting, adding some details and foreshadowing, and the pirated version will throw it away. If it is really difficult, please at least subscribe for the first time, that is, the subscription of the first chapter. This data will be very important to the author.

I hope readers who like this book can support it!

At the end, here are some author's voices:

The idea of ​​writing this book has been around for a long time, and it is about the mental journey of a hardcore historical game player. The first time I knew about the Aztec civilization, it should be Age of Empires 2. At that time, I was very interested in jaguars and eagle warriors, so I specially found related books to read. Then he covered his face and sighed at the destruction of civilization, and the initial regret sprouted. Next is Civilization 4, 5, 6, and countless flower battles. Medieval 2 Total War, cross the ocean from America to conquer Europe. There are two cuties in Paradise, from EU3 to EU4, colonizing the entire Americas, education reform and westernization. From CK2 to CK3, sunsets invade. The map in this book comes from M\u0026T of EU4, and its data comes from Mexico, which is more detailed and real.

When I first started writing this book, it was actually to fulfill my childhood wish.

When I was a teenager, I only had a few words from my parents in my mind. After reading the historical atlas, the world was blurred. When I was in college, I read a lot of history and philosophy, and it seemed that I suddenly discovered many truths, and the whole world became clear and distinct. But now, the postgraduate student has seen more things, and the world has become blurred again. History and society, everyone and everything are complex and connected dynamics. At this time, I especially liked ancient Chinese philosophy, especially Zhuangzi, who could distinguish himself clearly.

So I asked myself, what do I really like to do? Is there anything I've always wanted to do, but haven't done yet? Finally, one day three months ago, I turned on the computer, registered a writer account, and started the story of this book.

If you like it and someone else likes it, that's enough.