Late Ming Border Troops Have a Pocket Dimension, and from the Start It Leads Straight to Hengdian

The setting is good and the writing is also good. It's just that making money by selling antiques and buying hundreds of thousands of tons of grain are a bit understated. In reality, various types of supervision are not that easy. Give it a five-star review first, and continue reading.

The current situation is excellent. I have read too many articles that started well but quickly fell apart. The author of this article should hold on and not write randomly. Respect historical facts, have an upright outlook, and don't let the harem spoil your favor. Just hold on!

It's pretty good so far, but it's very easy for the plot to break down at 56 and a half now. A flintlock gun assembled from modern materials and the gunpowder of modern firecrackers is already very powerful. Finally, with the imitation Napoleon cannon, you can basically run amok.

I would like to change the author's armor. If you don't know, you can use AI to check. Qianwen and Doubao, two familiar Chinese databases, are more accurate. Don't rely on conjectures and stereotypes. How could a set of armor cost a hundred taels? The high-end full-body plate armor specially customized for Joan of Arc in France cost less than that.

The writing is quite good. He is very friendly to Emperor Chongzhen, the prince and the loyal ministers in the late Ming Dynasty. It makes me feel comfortable to read it. Emperor Chongzhen is quite pitiful and he is very handsome. I can't bear to write him very badly in those time-travel novels.

It's very interesting. I like reading the ancient part. I hope the author won't suddenly write about love.

The novel is unique in conception and extremely exciting, and it has a good grasp of details. There is no nauseating plot in time travel novels where ancient people can recognize modern simplified characters and can make instant noodles by themselves. I give the author a big thumbs up 👍

First of all, the book is really good at the moment, with lofty intentions, and in fact, it is not overly ambitious and underhanded. The initial antique business may have been too smooth, but it did not affect the layout and consumption. The author is also a veteran. As long as he keeps updating this book, it must be 9.2 Or above. If it is higher, it will depend on future development.

The best thing about this book is the "two-way travel" setting! In the late Ming Dynasty, military households rushed into modern society with the smell of gunpowder, and what we take for granted were all miracles in their eyes; while modern objects flowed into the late Ming Dynasty in the opposite direction, sparks flew from the dislocation and collision of civilizations in the two eras, which is both fresh and enjoyable, and it is amazing!

No matter what, it is politically correct to fight against the establishment of slaves. It must be given a five-star rating.