#Age of Exploration #Agriculture and Infrastructure #Scheming Protagonist #Conquest #Pirates
P.S. This is a Ming Dynasty historical novel that stays away from court politics. It focuses on the Jiajing era, when piracy began to spread, and the Age of Exploration. The golden finger is very subtle, so don't worry. The protagonist has to make and improve everything himself, and the story moves at a slow pace.
You're a clever person who transmigrates into the lord of a lousy island, where you can't even get enough to eat from the start.
Luckily, a strange “Civilization Match” System appears in your mind. You think you'll be able to take off right away, only to find that you'll have to make everything with your own hands.
But is that supposed to stop me? I'm a security guard who manages the travel permits of thousands of people every day. Don't all the residents greet me politely with, “Guard, open the gate”?
Still fighting hand-to-hand with swords? My ranks of flintlock guns are already itching for action.
When Japanese pirates swagger around in ironclad ships, Lin Yi's fleet quietly turns Japan into a colony.
When Western barbarians sail in thinking their galleons make them invincible, Lin Yi's ironclads teach them what the “iron fist of distinctive socialism” means.
Starting with a deserted island, he builds cannons by hand, constructs mighty ships, and expands across the four seas.
Lin Yi: “I'm just a neighborhood security guard who wants to get Japanese-style foot massages covered by national health insurance. Don't come near me!!” o(≧口≦)o
The writing is good. There are very few pirate-themed books like this. I only give it four stars. The updates are too slow 🤭 🤭 Forget it, I think it's not easy to code, so let's give it five stars 🤭 🤭 The author is doing his own thing.
The writing is quite good, but I don't think I can read it enough. I originally wanted to read it, but after reading it, no one rated it, so I decided not to read it.
The writing is good, the pace is slow, the system can be sped up a little in the early stages, but a little more difficult in the middle and late stages. Overall it's good.