Liaodong in the Great Ming: The Entire City Transmigrates

🍅Good-looking novels are like picking out the gold in the cake. This is a rare good novel with good writing, good story, and not preaching. There is also a faint feeling like the three-body coming to the earth. The laws of the dark forest are cruel and realistic. The author doesn't want a harem, a stallion, or a handsome and affectionate guy, just a group portrait and a plot, thank you!

This book is good. Although it keeps telling people not to be arrogant, it is too cautious. Not to mention dealing with cold weapons. Now any province that travels back to World War II is full of land gods, not to mention that there is an aircraft carrier team. It is a bit too careful.

How should I put it? It's too cautious. Even if I'm 300 years old, I'm not that cautious. There is a book that travels through ancient times and a county town that travels through the Tang Dynasty. That one is fought first and then the showdown comes from the future. There is no need to be so cautious. In the face of absolute strength, whoever jumps out will be destroyed. Then develop the world and everything will fall into place. Novel that is too depressing cannot retain people

Seeing this, I feel that it is generally good. The three views are correct and the logic is more rigorous, rather than rushing forward when the industrial production line and the supply of agricultural products have not been solved like those brainless "killing and decisive" brothers advocated. Although there are still problems in the details (such as the stereotype of Chinese medicine and the belief that Chinese medicine has no surgical operations), it is considered harmless. This article is not suitable for people with distorted views and people who are used to reading mindless and cool articles. But you can see the poisonous point, how come these details are so messed up 🤦

I have to say that the stance of this book is indeed very clear. It is a layout of forces completely unfolded from the perspective of modern elites. The attitude towards all forces directly hides the author's historical views. Although some people think that there are too many private goods, this kind of writing that does not avoid contradictions is more realistic - a modern city-state of six million people faced the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, neither a brainless virgin nor a blind killing. From resource exchange to territorial planning, there is rational calculation. It is indeed worthy of consideration as a historical time travel novel. The rhythm is tight and refreshing. Personally, I think it is a bit more enjoyable than Lingao Qiming. I just want the update to be faster! Every time I see the key points of the conflict between forces, the chapter is broken. I really can't wait to know how New Dalian will deal with some social conflicts with the Ming Dynasty!

Author, have you ever thought that the real threat is not Dorgon of the Manchu Qing Dynasty... But the European countries that are mainly Christian... And Japan after the Meiji Restoration? Author, you can write more broadly and write from a global strategic perspective!

It's a very interesting subject matter. A city travels through ancient and modern times. The narrative is grand and the plot is exciting. I hope the author can describe it in more detail. In addition to big scenes, he can also write more about the joys and sorrows of various small characters in such a background.

Six million people live in the city. In ancient times, there are still many questions about their life, work and education, whether money should be spent, and how to control the collision between civilians.

This kind of power no longer needs to travel through time.

The road must be walked step by step, the meal must be eaten one bite at a time, and stability must be given priority in everything. I think the author's ideas in the book are quite reasonable. Even if you want to expand, you have to have a strategy and conquer it all by force. What if you can't defeat it by force? Right! This is not submissive, but the best pragmatism