Zhengde's Empire Where the Sun Never Sets

It's a good read; it's considered a high-quality farming novel on Tomato TV, so why aren't many people reading it? However, the villains are quite united. Politically, it's about attacking one faction and winning them over; the civil officials are actually quite cowardly. In the mid-Ming Dynasty, there were still quite a few upright officials getting things done.

Is a textile machine only 30 too cheap?

Cement is superfluous for nomadic peoples. They can't take or fight over major passes and cities; they just go around them. Since you wouldn't dare to engage them head-on, it's even less necessary for small towns. Even if they had cement, they wouldn't build tall walls for small towns. If they built them low, even cement could easily take them over! And don't bring up the Ice Age.

Fantastic! Very good.

Great, very well written. Hope you can update more every day. Also, did you write "The Great Ming Dynasty's King of Zhenhai"? That's really good! 👍👍

A rare gem of a book 😄 The author, with an engineering background, clearly did extensive research on the subject matter, unlike other authors who write haphazardly about engineering topics without bothering to do any research.

I think that while there aren't many themes for farming novels set in the Ming Dynasty, don't you think you'll just flop? Keep it up, and like a mortal, you'll eventually become a god!

A refreshing and innovative time-travel novel set in the Ming Dynasty! Worth reading!

Not bad, it looks great, getting ready for a naval battle! 🥰

It's quite enjoyable to watch without thinking too much.