Sorry, readers. I was away for a while to attend school, but I’m back now.
Chapters 189–206 contain errors in the original outline.
Readers can skip them if they wish.
[War] [Modern Era] [Power Struggles] [Technology]
Zhao Mingzheng wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated to another world. In this life, he learns that he isn’t the only one who has transmigrated into this world. Unfortunately, the previous transmigrator died hundreds of years ago.
But that fellow left Zhao Mingzheng, who has only just transmigrated, a rich inheritance: a vast empire. Before he can even celebrate, he discovers that the empire is in South America.
Looking at the history left by his predecessor, Zhao Mingzheng can only marvel: you really were incredible, making it all the way from Asia to South America. What a feat.
Zhao Mingzheng had wanted to quietly live as a prince. But when he thinks of the Qing dynasty still ruling in Asia and the Western powers in Europe, a fire blazes in his heart. Since he’s already here, he might as well make a go of it.
Note: The female lead gets very little page time.
A war-and-power-struggle story in the early stages, followed by a laid-back urban story later on.
A fairy tale for adults. Yy is quite enjoyable. Although I have only read a few chapters, it is indeed quite enjoyable. I'll wait until next time when I come back to see it. I'll go have breakfast first.
Not bad, South America was founded, but now the territory is not much wrong, no matter how big it is, it feels difficult to manage It didn't work in the later stage. Before he died, he killed his wife of more than fifty years. I don't know what he was thinking. It was quite unreasonable. Wu Zetian was also given rights by Li Zhi during his lifetime. No one cared about her after his death. As for the protagonist's wife, she had not touched rights for decades and was still an old woman in her seventies. Is it necessary? Rights need to be cultivated. If the protagonist's son takes over power and still can't do it after decades, then it's the same for everyone.
Objectively speaking, this article is very concise and contains no hydrology. The plot moves quickly, but there are not many interesting stories or interesting side plots. Well, it's a bit like reading a catalogue. Reading the introduction, I feel like I'm giving this novel a five-star rating. I'm following it now. It's been 10 days. I think it's not good to write a book that has shortcomings in the early stage, but it's okay to write later. You can say that it's still okay to read when you're short.
I just checked and found that the coal reserves in South America are actually not that small. There are two large coal mines in Colombia, South America. They are world-class coal mines and are ranked among the top ten coal mines in the world. In addition, there are coal mines in places such as Brazil. Some have large reserves and some have small reserves. If they only occupy a certain country in South America, the reserves will definitely not be large, but the coal reserves that occupy the entire South America are definitely quite large.
It's only 200,000 words now, and we're already about to unify the world. The plot advances too fast and there's no time to write later. We can't write about the fusion of all realms.
It feels like this Song Dynasty has absorbed the advantages of Tianying and Tianlong. During World War II, I was so fed. Drive high and go low, until the end of writing, it's completely Akaashi
This book makes the Song Dynasty a truly iron-blooded Song Dynasty with advanced technology. It would be better if it was more developed. Hope that technology can be more developed. After all, time travelers are definitely the strongest when it comes to technology.
I don't understand why the rating is so low? Judging from the evaluation of the novel, I don't care about anything else. I have only listened to 10 episodes, and I feel that this is considered a top-notch novel. Personally, I think it is a top-notch novel.
A very good novel, more in line with an ideal country.
Why don't you write it down? Hurry up.