It's no fun if you already know history, but it's fun if you don't know it.
What the hell is Dashun Chao? Who is the future emperor? Who to bet on?
This book is the second part of the Hundred Yuan IP series.
In 1744, the 100th year after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, it was a strange world without iron ore, copper ore and other metal resources. There was no industrial revolution, no guns and artillery, and it was all cold weapon war.
There were battleships and great voyages.
Li Zicheng's generals conquered the world and established the Dashun Dynasty. In 1744, the northern nomads invaded again. Why was the Han government so weak in martial arts a hundred years after the founding of the country?
The ending of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty, or is it a repeat of the Yuan, Ming and Qing 2.0? Neither of them... The plot of this book is something you can never guess, it's an anti-routine, and it's a new pattern.
After bursting with laughter, I also thought deeply about historical materialism.
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There is Dragon Mother, there is Xiaofeng in red, there is Princess Shao Min, there is King Understanding, there is Dashun, there are Eight Banners, there are Tatars, there are restorations of the Ming Dynasty, there are rebel generals, there are Japanese pirates, there are female pirates, there are alchemists, there are martial arts saints, there are a few unscrupulous businessmen who take everything... There are soldiers, battleships, Galen ships, Clark ships, treasure ships, fortune ships...
