Li Haoran, the protagonist, somehow arrives in the Ming Dynasty with a Walmart warehouse.
He only wanted to live out his days as a wealthy landowner, but he couldn't keep his brilliance under wraps, and Emperor Zhu Houzhao took notice.
They were about the same age and got along so well that they soon became close buddies.
The Tatar prince wants to race us? Can his steed outrun our motorcycles?
After losing the race, the Tatars want to test their aim. Our sniper rifles leave their bows ten blocks behind.
The Japanese pirates keep raiding our coastline. Buddy, no need to ban maritime trade. Let's go straight to their lair and wipe them out.
Korea has designs on rebellion? No problem. We'll keep fighting until they kneel and beg for mercy.
This is a complete rout of cold weapons by modern firearms...
Smart characters + lighthearted humor + no plot holes or toxic drama...
The writing on this subject is very good.
I feel that the author is great, even though the writing is simple. But for the simplest common sense of history, you still need pig's feet to perfect it. Do you want your pig's feet to have a household registration? It's still half way. Yours gives the pig's feet an identity. Otherwise, it would be difficult for you to move forward in ancient times. The author is also from China. The two titles "Zhonghua" and "Zhonghua" are not modern Chinese. These two words already existed during the Han Dynasty. You are a writer, especially since we are both Chinese. You don't even know the origin of the word "Chinese", do you? But it's well written and I still give it a thumbs up.
It's very good. It's interesting. It's not like other books that look good at the beginning but get scratchy at the end. I support it very much.
Bringing advanced technology to a backward world has a huge impact. Although it is a science fiction work, the storyline is fascinating and interesting.
Very wonderful, very wonderful, write it quickly, write it quickly, it's a little bit short, a little bit short.
Very pretty, my favorite.
It's okay, worth reading, but I haven't read any novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty and include a red police base.
A very nice book
This book is not bad
Not bad, not bad, good.