[No System] [No Golden Finger] [No Cheats] [Not a Wish-Fulfillment Story] [Slow Burn]
Lin Yi transmigrated to the end of the Ming dynasty, with no intention of getting involved in this turbulent era.
He was just an ordinary person from the future, and all he wanted was to live a peaceful life in this age.
Marry a few wives, have a bunch of children, enjoy wealth and leisure, and take good care of those who loved him and those he loved. That was his dream.
But the trees may wish for stillness, yet the wind will not cease. As a descendant of two great pirate families, he discovered that achieving even this simple goal would not be easy.
At first, he only wanted to redeem his own life. In the end, he redeemed an entire era. With pirate ships, he would lead the Chinese people into a new age of exploration.
An era is made up of countless lives. It can be redeemed, experienced, and felt, but it cannot be possessed.
The only life a person can possess is their own.
The joys and sorrows of love and family, the melancholy of spring and autumn, and the world's fickleness are just as worth cherishing and remembering as the glorious achievements of redeeming an era.
After all, great achievements are only the destination of life's journey, while the things that came before are the most beautiful scenery along the way.
It's okay. I think it's okay to find an opportunity to conquer Manila. The central plain of Luzon Island has a population of 60 million. If you use strategy to conquer Guangzhou, you have ships and craftsmen, and you can defeat Zheng Zhilong with cannons in naval battles. Then you can immigrate like crazy and even go to Liaodong to plunder, support industrial and commercial enterprises, and let them fight the landlords.
Good, good, very good
The writing is good and the plot is very reasonable. It's not a brainless novel. It's a rare good story about Tomato.
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Well written, a bit literary
Like it first, talk about it later