
The Manchus Entered the Customs? Have You Ever Asked Me About China?
满清入关?问过我华夏没
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 284k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Male Protagonist Traveled Through Ancient Times and Made Guns and Cannons. He Came up with Many Ideas and His Subordinates Studied Them.
I really want to read this kind of novel recently. I hope I can recommend it.
Travel to Ancient Times and Build a Modern City
Have you traveled back in time to ancient times and used modern technology to build a city?
Ancient Times, Small Countries, Construction, Development, Secret Development Novels, Chinese and Western
Time travel, ancient construction
A Novel About Defeating the Enemy by Developing Firearms in the Late Ming Dynasty
Please Beg the Ming Dynasty. the System Does Not Provide Soldiers, Only Equipment and the Like.
Just don't be too outrageous
Found a Country, Develop Territory, Have Independent Power, Modern Culture
Is there any modern culture that established forces abroad or founded a country?
Ming Dynasty Novels (Not About Emperor Chongzhen)
The history is rigorous, just don't make the protagonist too buggy, and don't be like Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty.
Seeking History + Imaginary + Fighting + Rebellion + High Quality + Peace in Troubled Times
It means that the protagonist performs meritorious service on the border, and then rises step by step, fights with the northern nomads, and then the world is in chaos. The protagonist brings peace to the troubled world.
Historical Novel, Travel Through Ancient Times to Start the Industrial Revolution and Dominate the World
The number of requests is at least 2 million or more
Going Back to Ancient Times to Build a Modern City
A novel in which the protagonist goes back to ancient times to build a modern city














































Not bad, this is a world of high martial arts.
Five-star praise! Qin Liangyu, the female general of the Ming Dynasty, is my favorite. I hope the author will include Princess Changping.
In fact, human beings are creatures with seven emotions and six desires. There are bad people regardless of whether they are rich or poor, so it is better to save the good people. At least as they slowly develop, human civilization will become better and better. A hodgepodge is very messy. Send all the bad guys to the front line for war or construction projects until they die of exhaustion.
There is no need for new Marks or Gatling cannons. The Mini rifles should be reloaded quickly. Ironclad ships should quickly develop into World War I technology. Come on, author.