
Transmigrated to the End of the Ming Dynasty: I Colonize the World with the Industrial Revolution
穿越到明末:以工业革命殖民世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
61Chapters
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If you choose to retreat because of a woman, it will be a failure. The loopholes are too big. The enemy knows that it is because of this woman, how can it be rescued by one person? There are no big problems with the plot. I hope you won't add any more poison in the future.
The protagonist sees a woman: Wow! Ouch!!!
The Ming Wei (Lao Zhu family) emperor cannot develop you, the world is the royal family! Official! Family! Of . If you want to develop something wrong (royal family! Aristocratic family), can you think about it? The land is in the hands of the royal family, and there is not much land in the hands of farmers.
Isn't it good for the author to call himself the king? Why should you serve as a soldier under someone else?
The writing of Jin Yiwei is so awesome. He can fly around and his kung fu is even better than in the world of martial arts. You can just ask Jin Yiwei to carry out the beheading operation. Why do you have to work so hard to ask soldiers to fight life and death?
Take a look!!! A princess dared to leave a group of readers. [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully]
After reading Chapter 10, I really can't stop reading. The protagonist is submissive and self-righteous. How does this kind of character want to unify the world? The front and back are incompatible. In the front, he said that he would establish himself as a king, but in the back, he just wanted to flatter him. I have watched so many time-travel dramas, and this is the most disturbing one. How could any emperor be like this since ancient times?
It can be seen from the details in the book that the author is proficient in the history of the Ming Dynasty and classical literature, and has even dabbled in Western literature. However, the protagonist in the book is not perfect. He does not look like a traditional Long Aotian-style male protagonist, but more like an ordinary person who is close to reality and traveled to the late Ming Dynasty. Personally, I think this book still needs to be read with some brains. If you want to read a mindless and refreshing novel, this book is really not suitable.
I really don't understand why so many authors kneel down and lick the Ming Dynasty
You feel like you can't move when you see a woman. In the end, do you want to be an emperor or not? Overall this book is okay