Late Ming: The Steel Tide Rolls On

This book is ranked high among the second echelon of time-travel literature in the late Ming Dynasty, but the rating is a little low. It is suitable for reading with an empty mind. With inexhaustible weapons and all resources, there is no need to overthrow the Zhu Ming court, run away thieves, or establish slaves. Success is only a matter of time. I finally figured out why this article had such a low score. When I saw that more than 200 chapters were about releasing Jiannu Huang Taiji, I took the initiative to delete it and stopped reading! Outrageous logic, just don't read it.

[Hard-core farming literature in the late Ming Dynasty, technology flow crushes troubled times] This book does not have the brainless fun of having all the golden fingers turned on, but only the hard-core survival of tractor land reclamation, rifle training, and infrastructure maniacs. The protagonist uses modern knowledge to build a city on the grassland, and uses systems and culture to reshape the team. Every step is solid and powerful. The portrayal of the group portraits is particularly outstanding, and every supporting character has flesh and blood. The research party can dig out the details, the Shuangwen party can watch the technology crush it, and the updates are as stable as Mount Tai! Please collect the paragraphs and comment together for follow-up~

It's a very good book, especially it clearly explains the origin of wild boar skin. Why is it rated so low? Refer to the leader of the melon-eating alliance being besieged.

The story is well written and I can keep listening to it. Originally, time travel was a big bug. You still use such a big cheat. I hope you can use the cheat silently in the future. Han Li's little green bottle didn't appear for a long time.

I give it a five-star rating. I only started building the city after more than 160 chapters. The pace is a bit slow, so it feels more realistic. I hope the backdoor will be more exciting.

The pace is slow, but the details are very real! The plot is full of effects, but with such a sense of rhythm, the finale may take more than a thousand chapters to complete. It has only been one month since the protagonist arrived, and he has written more than 150 chapters! But it's okay! Reading this book slowly with a normal mind is still very immersive. I dare not give it five stars, but four stars is appropriate [like]

I have only read the first dozen chapters, and I think the writing is very good, and the character descriptions are natural and vivid. Those who gave low scores may not appreciate it. As long as the plot of the follow-up story is well arranged, it will be a great web article!

Good book. After reading some of it, I feel that the author has a strong reserve of knowledge and a relatively rigorous thinking logic. He is also very rational in thinking about some social issues in the late Ming Dynasty, and is not the kind of angry youth-style thinking. Although the protagonist has a golden finger, the author did not abuse it. If you like the game without brains, you may be a little disappointed, but I think it is just right. The slowly unfolding plot makes the narrative more reasonable and rich, and the characterization is more full and personalized. Hope the author continues.

From the survivors of the weapons depot to the leader of the Phaeton Army, the character of the protagonist is really impressive and three-dimensional.

The author has a good rhythm of writing. On one side there are passionate battles and hard-working games, and on the other side there is the daily life in the camp. It captures people's hearts and makes you not tired of watching it.