
The Reborn Ming Dynasty Only Wants the Pension System to Conquer the World
重生大明只想养老系统要征服天下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
4Reads
6.8Score
164Chapters
21.9kReads · all time





Not bad, people from the interstellar era return to the Ming Dynasty. It's almost like modern people returning to the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. I feel like so few people have read this book, and there are more than twenty people following it every day. Is it false that the author said before that it has more than 3,000 readings? The books I read before were unfinished even after hundreds of updates, or even stopped being updated. I see, this book is also mysterious.
"The system cultivates an empress behind my back" / The angle of this book is very strange: higher civilization crushes lower civilization. Interstellar civilization came to Ming Dynasty, which was full of freshness. Recommend. / Interstellar civilization compared to the Ming Dynasty. A new perspective of higher civilization crushing lower civilization. In the vast universe, the forms and levels of civilization are vastly different. Some civilizations have just sprouted, while others have developed to their extreme. What happens when a higher civilization meets a lower civilization? This may be a clichéd topic, but when we place this setting in the specific historical background of the Ming Dynasty, you will find that the angle of this story becomes extremely strange. In our imagination, the crushing of lower civilizations by higher civilizations seems inevitable. This kind of crushing may come from the huge differences in technology, culture, and knowledge. It seems to be a unilateral "dimensionality reduction attack." However, the angle of this book is different. Rather than simply depicting higher civilizations as invaders or oppressors, it examines the encounter from a more complex and human perspective. The arrival of interstellar civilization in the Ming Dynasty brought not only the shock of science and technology to this ancient country, but also the collision of culture and the spark of ideas. For the first time, the people of the Ming Dynasty saw the technology of interstellar civilization and felt its profound cultural heritage. They were amazed, curious, and afraid, but they also began to think about how their own civilization should develop and progress. And the people of the interstellar civilization also saw something from this lower civilization that they did not have: a peaceful attitude towards life, a reverence for nature, and a love for life. They began to reflect on their own civilization and think about what real progress is and what meaningful survival is. The unique angle of this book is that it does not simply attribute the collision between higher civilization and lower civilization to oppression and resistance, but goes deep into the inner world of each individual and explores the spiritual shock and thinking brought about by this collision. It allows us to see that no matter how far civilization has developed, the nature and pursuit of human nature are similar. This is a thought-provoking book. It is not only a science fiction story, but also an in-depth discussion about civilization, human nature, and thinking. I highly recommend everyone to read this book, it will definitely bring you a new perspective and thinking. The collision between the high interstellar civilization and the low civilization of the Ming Dynasty. In the vast universe, there are countless civilizations. They may be strong or weak, and each thrives on its own planet. However, what happens when a higher civilization unexpectedly encounters a lower civilization? This is the story this book tells. The angle of this book is very unique. It examines the collision between higher civilization and lower civilization from a completely new angle. In traditional concepts, we often believe that lower civilizations will be crushed by higher civilizations without any resistance. However, this book turns this notion on its head. In this book, interstellar civilization comes to the Ming Dynasty, a world of lower civilization. At the beginning, the people of Ming Dynasty were full of curiosity and fear about this strange alien civilization. However, over time, they began to adapt to this new existence. They discovered that this interstellar civilization was not here to conquer them, but to communicate and cooperate with them. From this perspective, this book is very fresh. It not only allows us to see a new view of the universe, but also allows us to re-examine our understanding of civilization. We can no longer simply believe that higher civilization will definitely crush lower civilization, because the development of civilization is not linear, but diversified. Overall, this is a book well worth reading. It not only has a novel angle and fresh writing style, but also has profound thinking and humanistic care. If you are curious about the development of the universe and civilization, then this book will not disappoint you. Highly recommend it to all readers.
The writing is good and the angle is very novel. I personally feel that the main plot is not just a struggle for hegemony. Otherwise, if the twenty robots come out, they can sweep the world with force. It's about changing the world and changing minds at the same time, changing the minds of people in the Ming Dynasty, and changing the minds of the protagonist. In the process of changing minds, the fruits of Eastern interstellar civilization were born from the land of the Ming Dynasty.
Not bad. It describes the oppression and education of the lower class people by Westerners.
Very good and very powerful. It's just that Pig's Feet is too afraid of death, so he has already taken out things that are thousands of years ahead of his time, and used super electromagnetic weapons to defeat cold weapons. It is recommended to just hang up and wait for twenty years to see the results. Anyway, it is a defeat.
Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง, the writing is very good. I like that the articles you write are full of the spirit of "expanding and moving forward"! Although it is a systematic article, it does not affect the overall situation! The protagonist goes from being a "brainwashed" toolman to becoming a real Chinese person, and is promoted by the system step by step! Happy New Year to the author! In good health! Lots of code words!
A very new Ming Dynasty theme. The fifth comment by an eight-year old bookworm at the end [smile][snicker]
Awesome description, multi-faceted and very suitable for each person's identity.
This is the story of the development of a fool, who was actually bullied by the character he summoned.
The setting is good and the plot is good
Although the protagonist's thoughts are a bit unhuman, he is very realistic
Yes, but I don't know if the author can handle the protagonist's character issues well. If not, it can be written as a group portrait.
It feels okay
A good book with a novel perspective. The protagonist is interestingly chosen. The supporting characters are quite brilliant. I believe that the civilization of the Eastern camp can change the world while changing the protagonist [shy]
What a great read, this book is novel, interesting, and quite funny!
It's so good, but there are some bad reviews after reading it. I don't know how it came about. At least I saw Chapter 60 which was pretty good.
It's well written. Although it doesn't look good at the beginning, it still has a unique flavor when you really read it. It's a bit like the rebellion and reform in the Ming Dynasty. The whole story is invincible.
It's beautiful, well written, and there's nothing mentally retarded about the plot.
The protagonist's plug-in is very powerful and interesting, and the depiction of the customs and customs of the late Ming Dynasty is also very good, but the update is a bit slow.
Author Come on, come on✊
Not bad. It has its own characteristics. Some flaws are inevitable and do not affect reading.