Bandits in the Late Ming Dynasty

I'm going, but it's still quiet. It seems that this book is coming to an end.

I think the story of this book is pretty good. I prefer this kind of book. The author's narration is not exaggerated. I feel like the writing style is good. You can read it! However, as soon as I looked at it, another system popped up. In fact, the system is nothing. I have more than ten or twenty books on the system, so I can completely accept the emergence of the system, and may even feel a little happy! But when I saw that it could be exchanged for something of the 21st century, I felt an overwhelming sense of dissonance, as if I had swallowed a fly in my mouth! I hope the author can consider the background of the times and create based on the general environment!

Thermal weapons were already very popular in the late Ming Dynasty, right? Get some iron gun tips. That's awesome!

It's best to use your full name when writing third-person novels. Your name Zijian makes me feel uncomfortable.

To be honest, what you wrote about Bandit didn't feel like a bandit at all.

What rubbish is written?

What, author, do you want to activate harem mode? Is it really good not to consider that there are so many women? Personally, I think there are too many harem models now, it's better not to have them, 3, 4, that's fine

Is this person a troll you hired to get rave reviews? Is that too fake?

Did the author hire a navy?

In the first chapter, it was mentioned that the protagonist is not a historian, so he didn't know that most of the land in ancient times was in the hands of landlords. I laughed. This is an almost common-sense question that everyone with some historical foundation should know.