Transmigrating to the Early Qing: The Wu-Zhou Empire

This is the first time I have read an anti-Qing novel with Wu Sangui as the background. It is well written.

I can write well, but there is a big problem. Firearms and cannons are just a matter of thinking. After fighting for so long, did the Qing government not even get a single shot? They can also buy from overseas, and the technological advantage cannot last long.

Five stars, good, good, try to be as rigorous as possible. It has been two years since we have not exploded the troops. Aren't all the people in Yunnan and Myanmar in the rear area, and they are all indigenous people? Let's explode [what] [what] [what]

Let me tell you a secret. The author's military strength is always 30,000, never increasing or decreasing. The territory will always only be Guizhou, and Yunnan does not exist at all.

The Eight Banners did not work during the Shunzhi period. What fighting power did it have during the Kangxi period? Even if the protagonist dominates the world, he probably won't be able to clean up the traitors. He himself is a family of traitors.

It's pretty good-looking, unsystematic, but well-written.

I saw more of the second volume, the writing is smooth and the plot is compact; of course, because the pig's feet are too difficult, many details cannot be delved into.

I wonder if an empire on which the sun never sets will be established in the future. @Period Will there be an empire on which the sun never sets in the future? Please give the author an answer

The writing of the historical time travel article is still very good, but the ratings are indeed a bit too low.

Brand new script, support me, I've seen enough of Mentaiko