The Republic of Great Ming
大明共和国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 海上建个大明国Alternate title on Fanqie
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Reader comments 5
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The pace is neither fast nor slow, but it is really impossible in New Zealand, and the clipper ship at the beginning will not work. Immigrants will get seasick, and it is too easy to obtain excellent talents. Your own vision and knowledge are the golden fingers. You don't need to make so many unreasonable settings. You can just hire Westerners. Then, in the struggle for hegemony at the end of the Ming Dynasty, we must take control of China. We cannot support the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty.
The author's writing style is okay. I feel that the author can try to write a group travel story. Group travel stories are very popular in the late Ming Dynasty, but unfortunately it is difficult to write. I am a fan of group travel stories. I wonder if the author has read Lingao, Trek, and New World, all of which are about the late Ming Dynasty.
9.5 Copies The author of Wearing the Ming Dynasty is more realistic. The writing is also okay. No slap in the face! No system! No magic! Just work hard step by step. I have read countless novels of this type, and your writing is quite good! Why did you stop writing? Have you considered continuing? 😘😏
This is a good book on the founding of the People's Republic of China in the late Ming Dynasty. It really makes people see that the country was founded in Nanyang. Some of the books say it is about South America and North America. In fact, in addition to the colonial villains and indigenous people, you said it is also about Henan and Hebei. The author also wrote about the location of the founding of the country. Other founding books started to climb the technological tree or expand the territory after mentioning the location of the protagonist. The author's description of the natural scenery and geographical resources makes people feel more immersed and let people know that Nanyang is indeed rich. I hope the author will continue to maintain this style.
It was so well written, but it ended too hastily. It is a good one among overseas founding novels.