From the RimWorld to the Chongzhen Era of the Ming Dynasty

Everyone is here to see Deus Ex Machina, not to see you as a backdrop.

There are believers in the spiritual arrangement, and subsequent mods can be added.

I have been reading it since the author published the first chapter. So far, I feel generally good. The protagonist has spread his influence through his own game plug-ins, and the relevant characters depicted in it all have their own ideas, and everything they do has logic, reasons and motivations. I didn't give it five stars because it is suspected that there will be a female protagonist. If there is no female protagonist, I will add five stars.

The game world is integrated with the history of the late Ming Dynasty. On one side is a game base full of technology and fantasy elements, and on the other side is the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, which was characterized by internal and external troubles and turmoil. The encounter between the two produced a wonderful chemical reaction. The novel boldly adapts and interprets the history of the late Ming Dynasty, and presents many historical figures and events in a new look. This bold setting and plot direction may make readers who pursue strict historical logic feel that it deviates too much from historical facts and is difficult to accept; and the plot that integrates multiple elements may appear messy if not carefully controlled, affecting the reading experience.

This book is quite good and not stupid. Unlike other novels where the protagonist says a word, people who listen to it feel like they have been brainwashed and scream.

I've only read a few chapters so far, but overall it's okay. In addition, I don't know what technology is in the edge world. I just want to say that Ming technology was the strongest at the time. It is not weak. The weakest thing can only be said to be that place. Daming artillery technology has been refreshing. Let's take a look.

I still have the motivation to keep reading this, but if I don't know the protagonist, aren't I afraid of rebellion? Or should we say that the setting in the game has blessed this world with no rebellion? If not, the protagonist seems not that strong.

After playing Rim World for 300 hours, there is still too little relevant content in the book. It is recommended that more relevant content is needed, as well as in the mod.

From the edge world base to the late Ming Dynasty, it can be seen that the historical materials and characters in the book are very detailed. It is a masterpiece.

So what exactly did the protagonist do?