
Tang Tuo
唐拓
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 13h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
153Reads
139Chapters
24Listens
416Reads · all time
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Tomato Seems to Have Lost Track of the Novel About Nanyang and the Founding of Australia.
I want to read a book similar to "The King of Nanyang, Starting from the Collection of the Expeditionary Force and the Defeat of the Army". Can anyone recommend it? I can't find any novels to listen to at work.
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Late Ming Dynasty + No System + Maritime Colonization
The protagonist travels through the late Ming Dynasty and starts to rise as a pirate. He builds ships, guns, and cannons, and conquers the inland sea. Finally, he enters the mainland and dominates the world, ushering in the great navigation era of the Chinese nation. If you like the same type of movies, it is worth watching. "Pirates of the Ming Dynasty"
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It's slow to warm up, but the more you watch it, the more immersive it becomes. It's not Madonna, but has a Machiavellian style.
Thank you for your support. This book mainly focuses on overseas colonization and uses modern values to deduce the construction of an overseas empire in the medieval era.
It is set in the late Tang Dynasty, but the story takes place in Nanyang. There are very few overseas colonial novels of this era.
It's well written and seems logical so far. Unlike other protagonists who made firearms in just a few years. Firearms cannot be made by knowing the principles.
Yes, it's logical, not a brainless piece of writing, and the plot progresses at a relatively good pace. More attractive.
I read more than 60 chapters in one go. The first chapters were a bit dull, but then it got better and better. The pace is not fast and slow, suitable for those who love reading about farming.