From the Start, I Have Five Hundred Men; In the End, I Have a Nation

It's quite interesting, and it has a sense of pioneering. It's not like some novels that crush Europe in ten years, or are still chiefs in more than a hundred chapters. I kind of want to see Kang Mazi fighting the San Francisco Rebellion, and what it would be like to hear the news of the Ming army landing in Tianjin. [Sinister smile]

The author must have read New World 1620. I suggest you read more. What he wrote is quite true. I feel that he could write more details about people's livelihood, political uniforms, economic model, navy and army, etc.

This book is really good, especially when it describes Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

Beautiful, very good-looking, but the population development is too slow, and shipbuilding has not started yet. I hope there are no black people. Please give your best to the author!

Yes, very good-looking. Although it is a group novel, the main plot advances smoothly. There is no other group novel. I write about this person at one time and that person at another. The shortcomings of the plot are scattered. Five-star praise and recommendation!

The writing is very good. It is very reasonable in terms of national development, strategic execution, industrial layout, etc. Especially with North America as the main base, North Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, and the Far East as colonies, and the Ming Dynasty assisting, common development, and mutual complementation. It is very good. A complete East Asian civilization circle was established. North America provides logistics, technology, knowledge, and military power, Ming Dynasty provides the main population, secondary gold and silver, North Korea provides mercenaries, and labor, Japan provides large amounts of gold, silver, labor, and mercenaries, Southeast Asia provides industrial raw materials, food, and the Far East provides mercenaries. The strategy is perfect. And it blocked the development of Western civilization in all aspects. Very cool. I look forward to the author writing more and more exciting books.

I have an idea about the lifespan of time-travelers. These hundreds of people all have their own birthdays. They can live from ancient times until the age at the time of time-travel starts to change. For example, I was born in 100 years and time-traveled in 110 years. Then I was designed to keep the body I had when I time-traveled before 90 years. From 90 years on, I get younger and younger. (My mind does not change.) By 100 years, I will completely become a baby and start to develop again. (Note: The mind does not change) It is like the rebirth of the soul. Recommendations about the protagonist's sailing fleet Conclusion: Prioritize Chinese-style sails and integrate Western-style sails in specific scenarios - The main recommendation is Chinese-style sails: especially in offshore battles, monsoon waters or small fleets, its weak wind performance, quick response and high survivability rate are more tactical value. - Supplementary Western-style sails: When running across the ocean or facing downwind battles, the speed advantage of Western-style square sails is irreplaceable. - The final plan: a mixed Chinese and Western fleet (70% Chinese-style sailing ships + 30% Western-style gunboats), which can not only control costs, but also cover the combat needs of all scenarios. History has proven the success of such combinations, such as the Portuguese armed merchant ships fighting for sea control in the Indian Ocean.

Okay, this level in Tomato is already good. The less poisonous points are usually due to the sometimes inexplicable speed of information transmission, but overall it's not bad. Everyone has needs and some people make mistakes, but generally speaking, everyone has a certain overall view, or they may simply look down on the natives. Recommend a look

This book is really good, and I enjoyed reading it. I also tried not to write about squid directly. I have read several books that wrote about it directly and they were blocked. Try to express yourself in another way when necessary.

The content is good, but the updates are too Cao Dan. The author has discontinued two books, and I feel like this one is about to follow suit (as of the day of review, it has been discontinued for five days [eating melon])