Great Ming: Escaping After Setting Myself on Fire

"On the Tomato Continent, countless powerful beings have lived for tens of millions of years. A spiritual energy called 'novel' exists within the continent, creating a hierarchy among its inhabitants: 'Newbie' is the lowest level, yet even they can shatter rocks, far surpassing ordinary people. 'Veteran Bookworms' earn respect, known as the Transcendent Realm.

Areas for improvement: The book's character portrayals and language are not very good; some characters do not match historical accounts. Strengths: The subject matter is novel, the content is quite detailed, and it's worth reading. Suggestions: The intelligence of the main characters and antagonists should be improved. The author could learn from the book "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang," where the character portrayals are incredibly vivid.

Most online novels about time travel to the Ming Dynasty or the Three Kingdoms period mostly revolve around domestic infighting. This novel, however, takes a different approach, expanding overseas. That makes sense; the world is vast enough to explore. Well written, five stars! Keep it up!

Let me give my comments. Main content: The protagonist leads an army to colonize Australia, and later North America and other places. He establishes nations and cities, trains armies, and develops the economy. Finally, he reclaims the Ming Dynasty. Highlights: Colonizing various places and developing the economy. Male protagonist's main personality traits: decisive and ruthless.

I totally got it! The book on foreign expansion is great; I hope they can expand the economy by opening gold mines in the Americas later.

① Why did Europe begin the Age of Exploration so soon after the protagonist escaped? Zheng He's voyages to the Western Ocean began in 1405. It wasn't until the mid-15th century, with the Ottoman Empire imposing high tariffs on trade between East and West, that the quest for new sea routes truly began. Is this because it's a parallel world? It deserves five stars.

Absolutely fantastic, I love it!

The plot is commendable, but within reasonable limits. There aren't any major flaws. A few more details could be added. Overall, it's a good book.

This is the first time I've seen this kind of indirect approach to achieving one's goals. Keep it up! It's like revenge in a martial arts novel, haha.

It's quite beautiful (I'm not very knowledgeable and don't have many adjectives to describe it), but aren't you worried about those natives rebelling? Those who are not of our kind, their hearts must be punished!