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Late Ming Dynasty + No System + Maritime Exploration and Colonization

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The protagonist transmigrates to the end of the Ming dynasty and rises to power as a pirate. He builds ships, guns, and cannons, wages war across the inland seas, then advances onto the mainland, unifies the country, and launches the great age of Chinese exploration. If you like this kind of story, The Ming Dynasty Pirate is well worth reading.

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1 Voyage: Across the Seven Seas Galois1.3M WordsOngoing 4.9kReads8.6Score603Shelves
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I'm tired of seeing Xiao Baiwen's entry! The layout of this historical maritime text is really big! The protagonist has no systematic golden fingers and relies entirely on modern people's geopolitical thinking and macroeconomics to carry out dimensionality reduction attacks in the 16th century. The author writes extremely realistically about prices, tax rates, black markets and financial operations (cross-border discounts, exchange rate scissors) in the Age of Discovery. Relying on poor information, the protagonist repeatedly jumps between the pirate king Hayreddin, the Ottoman Sultan, Charles V, Joao III and Henry VIII of England. He uses the "empty-glove white wolf" trick to fool the European powers, and suddenly opens a bloody path in the cracks of the three camps. The business war part is not a simple matter of buying low and selling high, but a real game of capital and monopoly. The battle of wits is vividly written and makes people addicted to watch it!
2 Ming Dynasty Did Not Colonize Spring City Mountain GhostHistorical216k WordsCompleted 27Reads—Score—Shelves
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Several sacred books of the Ming Dynasty: "The Border Fire of the Ming Dynasty" - the iron hoof of the Qing army's entry into the pass; "The Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen: The Collapse of the Empire" - the tragedy of the end of the Ming Dynasty, unlocking the Ming and Qing dynasties from two perspectives. Next comes "The Ming Dynasty Does Not Colonize", which subverts imagination. In the Age of Navigation, colonization was not the goal. A must-have for those who want to read, high energy throughout.
3 The Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen: the Collapse of the Empire Spring City Mountain GhostHistorical842k WordsCompleted 5.5kReads8.8Score384Shelves
4 Daming Bianhuo Spring City Mountain GhostHistorical197k WordsCompleted 11Reads5.8Score—Shelves
5 I Was the Head of State in the Late Ming Dynasty and Established the Manchu Concentration Camp Neither Can SaHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 49.7kReads8.1Score5.7kShelves
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The protagonist travels through the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, using his modern skills and historical revolutionary experience to save the weak in troubled times and build an ideal new world.
6 Tsunami Daming Graceful BeautyHistorical367k WordsCompleted 126Reads—Score—Shelves
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Not all heroes can wait until the day when they can seal the wolf and live in Xu. At the darkest moment of the Ming Dynasty's coastal defense, when everyone was trying to protect themselves, only Zhu Wan, like a madman, rushed into the deep sea full of Japanese pirates and corrupt officials. What he faced was the Portuguese fleet that was armed to the teeth, the murderous pirate group, and even the "own men" in the court who wanted to eat him alive.
7 1636Old Port Whale Wave Macabaka DumbHistorical167k WordsOngoing 63Reads—Score—Shelves
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My new book has very few words, but I might consider it. Instead of writing about the traditional colonial struggle for hegemony, I want to write a novel about the Chinese Age of Navigation.
8 Tang Tuo Double Ninth Festival GuestHistorical301k WordsOngoing 162Reads—Score—Shelves
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It is about overseas colonization and the founding of the country, and there is no Golden Finger, but the story is set in the late Tang Dynasty, which is relatively early.
9 Rise of the Late Ming: Building a Brand-New Chinese Empire The Eighth SeaHistorical3.8M WordsCompleted 5.8kReads5.8Score422Shelves
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If you are afraid of chasing and even worse, come quickly! It's a fun story about the struggle for hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty. It has 3.8 Million words and is completely finished. There is no frustrating plot. It's a fun read in one go!
10 Daming: Not Convinced? Let's Talk to My Army. Flying and DancingHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 609Reads7.2Score—Shelves
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The Ming Dynasty in 1784, the Ming Dynasty experienced a rebirth from the ashes. The protagonist, as the emperor, reformed internally and opened up externally, became the king of the United States, promoted provincialization in Nanyang, fought against the British in India, and fought a world war with the World Anti-Ming Alliance.
11 Holding Back the Heavens from Collapse Dugu ShiyiHistorical2.6M WordsOngoing 11.2kReads5.8Score558Shelves
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At first I thought it was a palace fight, but the pattern behind it was not that big. Recently updated, they are attacking the East Indies, plotting to support the restoration of Portugal, and having commercial cooperation with Spain. But it's not just about sailing, it's also about politics.
12 Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from Pirates to Build a Maritime Empire Watch Crayon Shin-Chan's Piggy LieutenantHistorical81k WordsOngoing 70Reads—Score—Shelves
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At the end of the Ming Dynasty, fighting for hegemony at sea and farming in Taiwan
13 The Fake Navigator AsilanHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 2.3kReads8.1Score151Shelves
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14 I Am Building an Aircraft Carrier in Ming Dynasty Dreaming Back to Ancient TimesHistorical2.5M WordsCompleted 3.2kReads5.8Score182Shelves
15 The Table-Turning Player in the Late Ming Dynasty Pine NeedlesHistorical544k WordsCompleted 930Reads7.7Score—Shelves
16 Sea Lord of the Late Ming Second StoveHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 4.3kReads8.4Score222Shelves
17 The Seven Seas Are King in the Late Ming Dynasty MajestyHistorical1.6M WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
18 The Entire County Traveled Back to the Ming Dynasty to Establish an Industrial Closed Loop Hardy Who Loves Homemade PopcornHistorical1.8M WordsOngoing 8.2kReads5.8Score871Shelves
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This story tells about the entire county traveling back to the Ming Dynasty.
19 Unfinished Business Lose 60 PoundsHistorical533k WordsOngoing 72Reads—Score—Shelves
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While retaining the historical development context, there will also be additions. Very nice
20 The Rise of an Empire: I Extend the Ming Dynasty by Seven Hundred Years! Little Shark Living in AntarcticaHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 31.9kReads8.8Score2.2kShelves
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Ming in the 18th century was also Ming
21 The Southern Ming Righteous Army The Casual-Notes DaoistHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 20kReads9.0Score1.6kShelves
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📜A comprehensive inventory of time travel in the late Ming Dynasty! 9.1 Points + Complete this masterpiece, if I can't cure your book shortage, I will lose🔥 🏮[Iron-Blooded Heroes Group] "Late Ming Dynasty: From Bandits to Great Powers" 9.1 Points The souls of grassroots bandits have traveled through troubled times, and 57,000 readers have witnessed the epic counterattack of "rogue bandits turning into great powers"! From cave dwellings in northern Shaanxi to giant ships in Nanyang, firecrackers blasted away the buds of capitalism, and the hard-core interpretation "gave the Ming Dynasty a small industrial revolution shock." 🎭[Black Humor Group] "The Ming Dynasty: The Fifteenth Year of Chongzhen·The Ming Dynasty Moves the World" 9.2 Points. The social beast has been transformed into the Chongzhen period, and the devil's guide to salvation has been updated by 17,000 people! Use PPT to teach KPI assessment to the first assistant, lead Jin Yiwei to monitor public opinion, and netizens commented sharply on "The Countdown to the Ming Dynasty's Collapse". ⚔️[Power and Strategy Team] "Reorganizing the River and Mountains in Nanming" 9.2 Points, a masterpiece that is highly recommended by 34,000 power players! Maxim was erected on the city wall of Yangzhou, and the Donglin Party knelt down to listen to Das Kapital, watching modern thinking rebuild a bloody order on the ruins of the Nanming Dynasty. It is a more hard-core survival manual for troubled times than "Xiu Chun Knife". 🌟Highlights of the book list: ✅ Real textual research: From the Chongzhen crown to the Nanming attire, the details are ecstatic ✅ Diverse styles: hard-core struggle for hegemony/black humor/powerful wits ✅ Completion guarantee: The total word count of the three books exceeds 5 million, and you will be anxious if you refuse to follow up ✅ Exclusive on the entire network: Tomato novel specializes in the topic of time travel in the late Ming Dynasty 🎯Suitable for the crowd: ✔️Tenth-level scholars of "The Ming Dynasty 1566" ✔️ A contradictory person who both loves the hardcore "Lingao Qiming" and craves the passion of "The Son-in-law" ✔️ Are you a party to historical dramas that reject the harem? ?
22 The Great Warlord of the Late Ming Steel AfterglowHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 17.3kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves
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Ming Dynasty did not have a system to develop science and technology,,!
23 Great Ming: Can the Empire Still Be Saved in the Fifteenth Year of the Chongzhen Reign? So the Ties Have Run Their CourseHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 11.5kReads8.9Score498Shelves
24 Starting with Five Hundred People, Ending with One Country EskimoHistorical847k WordsOngoing 2.9kReads8.6Score153Shelves
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Nice. . . .
25 Late Ming: My Escape Begins with the Songjin Campaign Longan Is DeliciousHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 10.3kReads8.5Score939Shelves
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It meets the requirements very well, respects the history, and is worth recommending.
26 King of the Ming Dynasty: I Want to Build a Country Overseas These Five SheepHistorical977k WordsCompleted 1.3kReads8.0Score—Shelves
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This completely fits the background of the Age of Discovery
27 Great Ming: I Command a Million Soldiers, and You Want to Talk to Me About Ancestral Rules? Mo YunfanHistorical2.4M WordsOngoing 120.5kReads8.3Score8.6kShelves
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Reading this book about traveling through the system of the Ming Empire is really enjoyable! The protagonist relies on the golden finger of the system to make great changes in the turbulent Ming Dynasty. Not only did it cleverly resolve the overt and covert conflicts between various forces, but it also used modern knowledge to innovate the Ming Dynasty, upgrading the Ming Dynasty in all aspects from the military to the economy, and taking the Ming Dynasty to a new height. It made my blood boil and I highly recommend it~
28 North America Rebuilds China Louis RosaHistorical957k WordsCompleted 997Reads—Score—Shelves
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A very good time travel story, unsystematic, and about the development of Ming and Zheng after they had traveled east to America. The author has a very good understanding of the history, culture and local geography of the North American aborigines. On this basis, he added Chinese cultural ideas, such as the Chinese naming of place names, and even the fusion of Chinese and American mythology to form Confucianism. What stands out is cultural victory, not the usual content about extremely rapid technological advancement, not cool writing. What the time traveler does is consistent with his identity, and what he does is consistent with the productivity at that time. In this novel, we can experience another scene of Chinese civilization after its eastward migration to North America.
29 I Pursue Sea Power in the Late Ming Dynasty Sesame Oil With Oyster SauceHistorical283k WordsOngoing 126Reads—Score—Shelves
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The protagonist has established a base area and a literacy campaign is also underway.
30 Sun and Moon Shine Bright: Restoring the Great Ming Hermit of the Back Mountain VHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 9.1kReads8.3Score533Shelves
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The soul of Zhu Youxiao is not systematic, not invincible, not cool, not brainless, not bloody, and has rigorous logic. It makes the Ming Dynasty rise again step by step, suppress the slaves, conquer Mongolia, and go to Nanyang... It's good.
31 The Ming Dynasty: Ironclad Ships and Heavy Cannons Conquer the World Mountain Wind, Wooden FishHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 9.4kReads9.0Score736Shelves
32 Ming Dynasty, 1644: I Come from the Future Tofu in Coarse ClothHistorical912k WordsCompleted 1kReads8.3Score—Shelves
33 The Empire’s Great Bandit White Lonely IslandHistorical5.8M WordsCompleted 59.9kReads8.7Score5.1kShelves
34 Forward, Ming Battle-Line Infantry! The World's One and Only WangHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 12.7kReads9.1Score1.2kShelves
35 World Travel: the Giant Enterprise Woven by Matter Star Fruit DogUrban123k WordsOngoing 165Reads—Score—Shelves
36 I Secretly Built a Great Qin Technological Empire in Late Ming Zhang XiaosongHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 3.6kReads8.2Score220Shelves
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Give this book a try and conquer the world
37 From the Start: One Type 022 Gunboat and the Era of Battleship-Busting Cannons Feng, Who Loves Cheese PastaHistorical924k WordsCompleted 623Reads5.8Score109Shelves
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[Parallel time and space + cannons and giant ships + overseas nation-building + industrial scientific research + no system]
38 Voyage Across the Seas: Building a Fortress and Battling Across the Four Seas The Breeze Loves SwordplaySports1.7M WordsCompleted 3.9kReads7.2Score461Shelves
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It is a development novel. It is different from ordinary apocalyptic novels. This is a development novel. It requires the strength of the entire human race to develop. People all have a precise goal. Do you know how the disaster is caused? What's going on? Everyone is developing. This novel is not so cold-blooded and ruthless, and there is not so much decisive killing. This is a development novel, so if you want to read novels that are cold-blooded and decisive, you may have to move on.
39 Laying Low in the Late Ming: Heroes Have Always Come from the Young Merciful DaoistHistorical2.9M WordsOngoing 4.4kReads8.5Score365Shelves
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This book is so beautiful!
40 Starting from the Weisuo in the Late Ming Dynasty History of Southern Ming DynastyHistorical2.1M WordsOngoing 3.6kReads7.4Score303Shelves
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Recommend new books!
41 The Last Backbone of the Ming Dynasty: Beheading Shi Lang at the Beginning A Small Soldier in the Late Ming and Early Qing DynastiesHistorical1.0M WordsOngoing 248Reads—Score—Shelves
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Kill Shi Lang at the beginning and become the Pirate King to overthrow the Qing Dynasty
42 The Counterattack Starting from Prince Fu's Mansion in the Late Ming Dynasty DumboHistorical887k WordsOngoing 490Reads5.8Score108Shelves
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This is a good book, you can read it.
43 Late Ming Dynasty: Building a Pacific Rim Empire Through Industrialization Historical ObserverHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 48Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Wouldn't it be a waste not to colonize in the late Ming Dynasty? The largest population, Australia and New Zealand, the land of no one, the west coast of North America
44 Emperor Shizu of the Ming: Reviving the Ming Dynasty Li ZhenHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 47kReads9.3Score4kShelves
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This has something to do with it
45 Late Ming: I Raise 20,000 Troops and Become Governor of Five Provinces Luo Lan Loves to CookHistorical3.0M WordsOngoing 14.1kReads8.2Score842Shelves
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The system is pendants and decorations.
46 Dressed as the Wanli Prince, Whoever Likes This Red Pill Will Take It Resting CloudHistorical1.9M WordsOngoing 10.6kReads7.1Score1kShelves
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Unsystematic, not brainless, slow-paced, not a cool novel
47 Jiajing’s Beloved Eldest Son Resting CloudHistorical5.4M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.5Score780Shelves
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A novel definitely worth reading
48 Late Ming Dynasty: I Built a Free Trade Port in Hainan Kansai VeteranHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 2.5kReads5.9Score201Shelves
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I have read this book. It is very interesting and worth reading.
49 Ming Dynasty: Superman Arrives and Destroys the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty at the Beginning Find Me a Big BrotherHistorical518k WordsCompleted 668Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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Superman conquers the world and develops civilization. Navy first.
50 The Ming Dynasty's Legacy Time ThiefHistorical6.5M WordsCompleted 317.2kReads9.4Score38.3kShelves