Sea Power in the Late Ming Dynasty: from Resisting Japanese Aggression to Conquering the World

This book begins with the story of the anti-Japanese war in the late Ming Dynasty. The Japanese pirates burned, killed, and looted. The protagonist was Qinghan, a small Qianhu family on the southeast coast. He came out of the blue to eliminate the Japanese troubles with thunderous means, shattering the Western devils' dream of domination with one cannon! This subject matter is very new. When I see a species like Japanese pirates, I wish I could turn into a big knife and kill them all. They shouldn't appear in this world. The author has greatly fulfilled our dream.

This book is quite exciting and very beautiful! The author's writing style is gorgeous and delicate, and he narrates the thrilling and exciting story. The plot is explosive but not losing logic. The characters are well-drawn and three-dimensional, and the IQs of all the members are online. From the first sight, I was deeply involved in it and couldn't bear to put it down. I gained a lot from reading it in a few hours. I will continue to read it. Highly recommended!

This is not just a time-travel novel, it is more like a review and reconstruction of a "lost possibility". It satisfies a profound national emotion: In another timeline that we know is heading towards decline and tragedy, is it possible for China to embark on a completely different path by embracing the ocean? When the protagonist's fleet raises its flag and rides the wind and waves towards the horizon, the reader feels not only "exhilaration", but also a kind of reverie and pride about the possibility of history. If you are tired of the late Ming Dynasty narrative of "battle for hegemony in the Central Plains", then this book is probably the salty sea breeze you have been waiting for, taking you to the blue territory full of opportunities and challenges.

It's super beautiful, the subject matter is novel, and the characters are three-dimensional and full. The more you go on, the more exciting it becomes. It's worth it. The author's writing style is also very good. I recommend more people to join. [Laugh]

The story is novel, and every detail is in place. It is exciting to watch, and it is simply wonderful. Every foreshadowing can be matched, and it is very comfortable to watch.

The pace is fast, not frustrating, the naval battles are enjoyable to watch, the subject matter is scarce, and the updates are stable. It is a high-quality and refreshing article to decompress in your spare time.

The three views of pig's feet are very nice This book takes the rise of maritime power in the late Ming Dynasty as its core, starting from the fight against Japanese aggression, building the Ming Dynasty's ocean fleet and striving for global hegemony. The subject matter is novel and eye-catching, the plot advancement is refreshing and direct, and the naval battles and colonial lines are clear, satisfying readers' imagination of China's maritime hegemony. The shortcomings are that the historical details are relatively idealized, the system, technology, and logistics logic are simplified, the supporting characters are tool-humanized, and it is easy to fall into a routine narrative that is promoted all the way. The literariness and historical depth are insufficient. Overall, it is a qualified fast-food historical novel.

The language is straightforward, there are many dialogues, and the plot is not complicated, making it suitable for reading in fragmented time.