1894, Yellow Sea. Deng Shichang, the commander of the Zhiyuan ship, faced not only the Japanese combined fleet, but also the decaying imperial court, shortage of ammunition, and a Beiyang navy that knew what was impossible to do. After the cannonballs were gone, he had one more choice - to crash into it.
Reader comments
It sounds great. I already like the theme of Beiyang Navy, but aside from personal preferences, the novel itself is also well written and the plot is attractive, which is great. The authenticity is relatively high, unlike some nonsense articles about preliminary preparations.
A very good naval battle novel. I hope the author writes more naval battle content.
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It sounds great. I already like the theme of Beiyang Navy, but aside from personal preferences, the novel itself is also well written and the plot is attractive, which is great. The authenticity is relatively high, unlike some nonsense articles about preliminary preparations.
A very good naval battle novel. I hope the author writes more naval battle content.
It's okay, try your best.
What are the pillars of the country? Look at each one of them.