Ming Dynasty Maritime Affairs

Waiting for the protagonist to loot various temples and shrines in Mongla and India. After all, the British made a fortune by looting in history, and then waiting for the protagonist to buy HMS Duke of Kent to give Zhu Laosi a little battleship shock.

This book is amazing. There are not many novels on the theme of ancient historical voyages, and even fewer are excellent ones. What's more, this is the first time I have seen a theme with Emperor Jianwen going to sea after the Jingnan disaster as the main background. The life of escape and exploration not only brings an overwhelming sense of heroism, but also naturally introduces important historical themes such as Zheng He's voyages to the West as points of conflict, giving readers endless willingness to read. The survival and revenge of Emperor Jianwen (history and orthodoxy), the maritime life and adventure of Emperor Jianwen (fantasy and adventure), and the introduction of systematic themes. The desire for gold prompted the protagonist to have the motivation to explore the New World, and the logic of the novel can be self-justified. I hope the author will continue to write, and it will definitely be a high-quality and exquisite work!

Come on, this book is very good, don't let it suck.

Is the windless zone going to New Zealand and Australia? Because Australia is indeed a windless zone. If you only update one chapter of the novel every three to five days, how can the novel achieve good results and how many people will read it? One chapter a day is the minimum, right?

The top batch of tomatoes

Not bad. The naval battle aspect is well written.

The writing is quite good and the material is at least novel.

Well done, good subject matter. The Ming army is mighty, the Dragon King of the Seven Seas

Work hard. Reality is not an extravagant expectation. Let's expand our territory here.

Red and fiery, in a trance