
Climbing the Tech Tree in the Great Ming
我在大明攀登科技树
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- Completed
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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It's my own book, so giving it a five-star review isn't too much to ask, right? 😂😂😂
Author, here's a plan for you. The first five-year plan: seize power, change the country's name to China, adopt the flag of 🇨🇳, reach the peak of industrialization again, and sweep away neighboring small countries (especially focusing on the less developed ones).
It's still quite enjoyable. It doesn't follow the traditional rebellion route, which might be related to the fact that the protagonist obtains the system after living in the countryside for a while. Because if it were a pure rebellion, it wouldn't be very satisfying to watch. This push-and-pull dynamic, with its compromises and attacks from both sides, is very interesting.
I feel like Zhu Yuanzhang is the real protagonist 🤦
It's quite interesting and looks good. 🥰 It looks pretty good.
Author, I urge you to hurry! It's not good to read it again; the two women at the end are a mistake.
If Emperor Jianwen had succeeded in reducing the power of the princes, the Ming Dynasty would likely have had far fewer princes, its economy would have been much better, and the dynasty might have lasted another hundred years.
I really like it; it also allows me to relive history.
The characters in this book are all very well-developed, with excellent personalities and ideas. The protagonist's storyline is purely enjoyable and satisfying, without any sense of frustration or rebellion. The reason for not rebelling is out of respect for Zhu Yuanzhang, whom the author considers a good father. Even if he hadn't usurped the throne, he would have expanded the territory first.
It's great! It's fantastic!