The Room Goes Through the Late Ming Dynasty, and the Back Door Leads to North America at the Beginning
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[The new book "Bringing the Railway to the Ming Dynasty" has been released. New and old book friends are welcome to support! ]Liu Sheng woke up and found that he had traveled to the late Ming Dynasty with his villa! At the same time, there is an extra back door in the house, but it leads to North America!
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Official(19)Scraped 23d ago
It's a good book, but there is a bug. I don't know if the author has noticed it.
There is a time difference between the mainland of the Ming Dynasty and North America. It is daytime in the Ming Dynasty and it is nighttime in North America. If there was no time difference, it would not be the same earth
It's getting worse and worse. After such a long period of rebellion, they have not re-cultivated talents. Instead, they have been recruiting and appointing corrupt officials who are fighting for the party. Instead of tearing down and rebuilding from the beginning, they have inherited the feudal and corrupt officialdom habits. Does the author take this for granted?
Everyone comes to support the new book! Chasing the reading and opening the book, good luck!
North America_Northern continent Australia-Southern continent
A cage of steamed buns costs 4 taels of silver. I can't stand it anymore when I see this.
Okay, okay, the writing is so good, keep up the good work, keep grinding, I am as ink-writing as you, and there is another book, The God of Craftsmanship in the Late Ming Dynasty, I have to write about everything, I am so damn speechless
The author made a mistake. The thirty taxes in the Ming Dynasty are not agricultural taxes. The agricultural taxes in the Ming Dynasty were not light, and they were all collected and paid by the gentry (for example, the common people paid 100 taels, the squire and bureaucrats received 30 taels in the national treasury)
The person who bought it has so many thoughts, I'm speechless😓
Author, please make it longer. Write 1,800 chapters. Don't be a eunuch, otherwise you will be very hateful.
It's not as good as the first one I read the first one twice
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Official(19)Scraped 23d ago
It's a good book, but there is a bug. I don't know if the author has noticed it.
There is a time difference between the mainland of the Ming Dynasty and North America. It is daytime in the Ming Dynasty and it is nighttime in North America. If there was no time difference, it would not be the same earth
It's getting worse and worse. After such a long period of rebellion, they have not re-cultivated talents. Instead, they have been recruiting and appointing corrupt officials who are fighting for the party. Instead of tearing down and rebuilding from the beginning, they have inherited the feudal and corrupt officialdom habits. Does the author take this for granted?
Everyone comes to support the new book! Chasing the reading and opening the book, good luck!
North America_Northern continent Australia-Southern continent
A cage of steamed buns costs 4 taels of silver. I can't stand it anymore when I see this.
Okay, okay, the writing is so good, keep up the good work, keep grinding, I am as ink-writing as you, and there is another book, The God of Craftsmanship in the Late Ming Dynasty, I have to write about everything, I am so damn speechless
The author made a mistake. The thirty taxes in the Ming Dynasty are not agricultural taxes. The agricultural taxes in the Ming Dynasty were not light, and they were all collected and paid by the gentry (for example, the common people paid 100 taels, the squire and bureaucrats received 30 taels in the national treasury)
The person who bought it has so many thoughts, I'm speechless😓
Author, please make it longer. Write 1,800 chapters. Don't be a eunuch, otherwise you will be very hateful.
It's not as good as the first one I read the first one twice
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