Late Ming: Rise at Sea and Rebuild a Mighty Ming

The biggest failure of the protagonist, the military industrialist, is to give money. The monthly money for killing one person is enough to buy a thousand kilograms of rice, and every time he kills one, he adds so much. In the later period, either the protagonist's finances will collapse, or the inflation will rapidly depreciate like the treasure banknotes in the early Ming Dynasty.

Why is my shit sweet?

Lancer? Did the author deliberately suppress the protagonist's strength?

From the beginning, the main character is **, shaking with excitement at every turn (patient with Parkinson's syndrome). There are more powerful fusiliers and he doesn't call in too many. What's more, the spearman, the strong archer, the three-eyed gunman, the bird gunman, and later the fusilier is improved to a firing rate of three seconds. Is this an insult to the reader or is the author mentally insane? Can I still read a book like this?

Can you have some brains? A flintlock gun fires every three seconds? A flintlock rifle in the Napoleonic era also took more than 20 seconds. It was a bolt-action rifle in World War II. It took three seconds to pull the bolt, aim, and then shoot. It took more than five seconds to fire a salvo.

It's all about construction and explosives from beginning to end. You are killing people, gentry, Donglin Party, landlords, you time-travelling people, don't you know how the Ming Dynasty was destroyed? You can write a few hundred chapters and lose your old wife.

The conversation is too childish, concubine? Have you watched too many TV series?

The protagonist's opening** is okay, but this book is not for people to read.

Did you take Aoli at the beginning?? Lao Ba's apprentice, right?

Eat Oli at the beginning. Is this because Lao Ba has traveled through time?