The male protagonist transmigrates to the end of the Ming dynasty. Using modern knowledge, he builds industrial, agricultural, and financial systems, manufactures modern weapons and equipment, and arms his forces. He introduces modern agricultural techniques so the people under his rule can eat well and enjoy nutritious, healthy food as they prosper. He brings modern tactics to the era, defeats invading bandits on the battlefield with modern weapons, and drives out the northern invaders. He builds warships, airships, and artillery, fights for control of the seas, and expands his territory!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I was indeed saved at the end of Ming Dynasty! *Getting to the root!
Do you still have a craving for cigarettes after traveling through time? Laugh!
Why is there no Qinhuai Eight Beauties? It's boring and I don't want to watch it.
Commentary on the fifth chapter of "The Blood Sacrifice of the Late Ming Dynasty" written by Qian Yuan Juke.
The protagonist should add a voiceover when cutting down trees: felling... Cutting... Lumberjack...
There are too few authors who are as persistent as you. A monthly ticket can give you some support
This is the first monthly ticket for "Blood Sacrifice at the End of the Ming Dynasty". I am very grateful to book friend** for your encouragement and support of this book! Thanks!
In the Maoist war, the only ones who win in the end are the rebel bandits and butchers. The whole thing has been turned into a scrap collection station. Those rotten scholars, remnants of Donglin, and bandits can gain power by relying on the number of people to lurk.
The first few pictures look a bit disturbing. First, the writing style behind the Guizhou dialect is not very good. I looked confused.
Commentary on the first chapter of "Blood Sacrifice in the Late Ming Dynasty" written by Qian Yuanjuke.