
Great Ming: The Whole Town Transmigrates, Only to Face a Tatar Invasion
大明:全镇穿越,就遇鞑靼人南下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 135k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
57Chapters
1.3MReads
105.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Such a scientific research center. There will definitely be no shortage of defensive power. A grown-up like that is totally looking for death when he comes here.
As this town is important for scientific research, it is reasonable for a regiment of troops to be housed there.
Just perform a few miracles], and the emperor will not beg to see you. I really don't understand the point of licking here and there.
Won't this Madonna reporter be killed? Does such a thing really exist?
Is there no difference between the language of the Ming Dynasty and now? Why is there no language barrier at all?
Commentary on chapter 15 of Dayu Buocha's book "Daming: Crossing the whole town, encountering the Tatars going south": Born in sorrow, died in peace and happiness.
Commentary on chapter 31 of Dayu Buocha's book "Da Ming: Crossing the Town, Encountering the Tatars Going South": King Zhao has a great use.
To be honest, there is no guarantee that there are more than 500,000 people, and people's psychology will be affected to some extent. It would be better if a few people or relatives and friends are together. Not many people will think about it, and it is easy to act excessively.
Is the plot all used for diplomacy??? Or is it this way, nothing else to write about? Or not? Bad review
Comments on Chapter 20 of Dayu Buocha's "Da Ming: Traveling Through the Town, Encountering Tatars Going South": Three Grandma Liu.