Unlike ordinary time travellers, Aku just wants to return to reality, because he doesn't know anything about glass, soap, cement, and he even gave back his historical knowledge to the history teacher. Finally, he discovered that the whirlpool that allowed him to travel through could actually go back. This was a great pleasure. Ah Ku was fishing in the Ming Dynasty, a wild large yellow croaker that was almost extinct in modern times, and selling modern products to the Ming Dynasty. Ah Ku, who wanted to make money in a happy way, unexpectedly When the Japanese pirates attacked him, he finally discovered the meaning of time travel. He no longer sold things to the Ming Dynasty. Instead, he transported lathes, motors, wire cutting and other machinery to the Ming Dynasty. He also found talents such as Zhao Shijian and made perfect firearms in the Ming Dynasty to torture the little Japanese pirates.
Reader comments
Come on, it looks pretty
A well-written double-time novel about the Ming Dynasty, with a unique perspective, compact plot, and witty language. Very youthful. Learn math without water. Five-star praise
Come on, it looks pretty
A well-written double-time novel about the Ming Dynasty, with a unique perspective, compact plot, and witty language. Very youthful. Learn math without water. Five-star praise