A Bismarck Battleship from the Start: The Great Ming Empire's Sun Never Sets
开局俾斯麦战列舰，大明永不落日
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 351k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 21
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It's a cool article, I suggest you put your mind down and read it for two chapters before you get used to it.
A very enjoyable book. Recovering the Central Plains and establishing a Ming Dynasty that will never set.
Standard cool article, horizontally promoted, as long as all five stars are cleared [top post]
Very good. Although the gold finger is big, it looks very cool. Come on, author.
It's so good. I finally found the book and read it.
Come on, author, no more eunuchs
If we had this power, why would the Ming Dynasty be unhappy? If there was such a method, why would the Ming Dynasty worry about not being prosperous?
I hope I can stick with it, the subject matter is quite novel.
In a simple sentence: It's a lot of fun to watch!
It was a pleasure to watch, not bad, five-star praise