Daming: I Ban the Sea, but You Build a Sea Where the Sun Never Sets?

We are all civilized people and don't complain, but if we add some pornographic writing and don't drive at all, how high will the rating be! !

Brothers, please be gentle. If you have any questions, you are welcome to scold me, and scold me to death. But don't give low ratings, Doudou is here to kneel down to all the bosses. The main character Zhu Yi (su) is the fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang in the official history. He was first named King of Wu, and later changed to King of Zhou (with the title of Kaifeng). The sixth brother appears in the article, which is really a typo and is being changed! Thank you bosses for your support. If you have any questions, please leave comments. I wish the bosses who commented will buy cars and houses, make progress in their studies, and get full marks on the exams!

Good! Not much to say, I'm scared~

I haven't had any major problems so far, and the writing is pretty good. I would like to point out that you should not use the current speed to comment on ancient times. This is not a systematic article. It relies entirely on the protagonist's brain. The protagonist cannot open a road, so there must be many roads to the shipyard. The previous horse-drawn carriages have not been improved. Furthermore, the protagonist must be in or around the downtown area. There are people around. It is impossible to open a very smooth road. In the past, they were all dirt roads (it is not the Qing Dynasty. Don't watch the TV series to fool me. After all, it is not I may be able to restore it for you in an all-round way. Hengdian and the like are mainly film and television buildings) or a mix of stone roads and stone and dirt roads. Regardless of dirt roads, stone roads are prone to damage due to heavy objects or years of rain corrosion. The roads are damaged, weak, and rickety. Qiongzhou... It's good to have food and clothing. After all, pirates and Japanese pirates often burn, kill, and loot... There isn't that much labor force, and Qiongzhou hasn't been developed at that time. What do you expect? At least it has to be done in the later stage... The protagonist has no money, no golden fingers, and no system (the system is more advanced than ordinary golden fingers, unless you follow the rules...), And if you ask the court or Zhu Yuanzhang for money, there is no money, and the endless cycle... The protagonist is still in the later stage. If you are so slow, you can leave crazy negative comments, and I will follow up. At least there is no problem at the moment. [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] There is no female protagonist (currently there is no female protagonist, I have been reading it for too long (mixed with other books), and I forgot whether it said whether there is a female protagonist) I read it as a mindless and interesting article, after all, I am curious! I'm curious about how good he can write without a system. As a brainless novel, he is really good-looking. After all, you will forget it after reading it [smile][smile][smile]

Very very beautiful

As a military fan, the hit rate of this artillery gun is too high. If you hit two out of 10 guns, you will be a god, right?

The author writes about Hainan [what]

I have a suggestion. I once saw on TV that the Ming Dynasty had a naval battle weapon, a fierce fire oil tank. You can check the author's information.

Not bad, it's rare to see such a thoughtful author.

Did you go in?

See Chapter 20, the fifth brother becomes the sixth brother, minus one star Zhu Yuanzhang called Zhu Biao his fifth brother, and later when Zhu Biao went to Qiongzhou, he called him his sixth brother. Is it possible that in this book, Zhu Yuanzhang had an illegitimate child and was admitted by Zhu Biao?

Daming's battleship attack group should appear soon, haha

Is he the sixth brother or the fifth brother?

It's not bad to take a look

The book is good but the rating is a bit low!

Good looking but why the rating is low

Hmm... If the author wants to establish a space-level civilization such as the Interstellar Federation, the technology may not be enough, so the unification of the world is the end? It seems that glasses existed in the Tang Dynasty, but they were hanging glasses and made of crystal. In the Ming Dynasty, the glasses technology was actually very mature, but there was still no glass technology.

Not bad, give four stars to make you proud

Not bad. Keep following. I hope you can write well.

Such a beautiful book, it's a pity that no one has it

This could get a 9.0, It's still a relatively good work, good luck to the author.

Wonderful, good, good, good, good, good!

Another naive time traveler. Ha ha! Kind of cool.

It's pretty cool. Why is the score so low?

It's very beautiful, but why are there so few people supporting it?