Zhu Jingming wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated into the body of the Prince of the Southern Ming. The Chongzhen Emperor has already hanged himself at Coal Hill, Li Zicheng's army is about to attack, and the Manchu cavalry beyond the passes is watching hungrily, ready to invade at any moment. Faced with this situation, Zhu Shenyao silently opens the System. “Aircraft carrier blueprints.” “Italian cannon blueprints.” “Gatling gun blueprints.” “98K blueprints.” “Well, in that case, let's start with a modest goal.” Zhu Jingming says with a helpless expression.
You're still a tyrant when you haven't even settled the matter internally?
If the protagonist goes to reform and strengthen the army, it will definitely affect the power of the old world. He has no defense at all, not even the military technology. He is a fool.
It's so nonsense. A group of bandits have taken over the firearms farm and there are eight red cannons to spread around. It's better not to find the reason you are looking for. Just say that the red cannons can be purchased overseas. It's okay to omit the process of obtaining the cannons. Is it necessary to make up a story when a weapon appears in the future? Why do you, a prince with a heavy army, need to explain to others? The sense of mystery can also make his subordinates fear the protagonist. The pattern is too small.
Well written, thank you!
Make up the word limit to make up for the word limit!
Not bad, not bad
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