The Ming Dynasty's Hegemony Overseas

I read seven chapters and was immediately poisoned by the various plans, settings, and titles that were out of step with the times... The author was still very proud! Everything is like a surge of foreigners' superiority and invincible modern ideas! If you don't know how to write historical articles, don't go too far. If you really want your modern thoughts to go to the late Qing Dynasty! It looks really awkward, just a bunch of noobs looking at it

The Ming Dynasty could make your foreign father cry; its backwardness was caused by the Tibetans' policy of closing the country to the outside world in order to enslave the Han people.

The protagonist is such a holy mother. She has already rebelled. What else can you do? As long as you surrender, you will be reinstated. Aren't you setting an example for those who come after you? Anyway, if you can't defeat them, you can still be reinstated. Go rebel as soon as possible. If you succeed, you can be promoted.

Having read up to chapter 396, I recall that Ming Dynasty people were categorized as white by Westerners. So where did the term "yellow race" come from? Ming Dynasty people wouldn't refer to themselves as yellow race, much less consider people from other East Asian countries to be of the same race.

I love how well people live in the world of pancakes.

What Ming wants is to finally take over North and South America and move the country to the Americas. With 30 million kilometers of territory and 10,000 kilometers of ocean protection around it, even if it goes to war with the whole world in the future, the other side will be helpless. In the next hundred years in Nanyang, once the continent wakes up, won't it mean that it will be destroyed?

The protagonist is an idiot; he has no guards, no army under his own control, and his construction is entirely Westernized—he's utterly disgusting.

If you don't kill tens of thousands of vested interests in the Ming Dynasty, wouldn't your rebellion have been in vain? It would have been better not to rebel at all, let history continue, and eventually rise again.

The protagonist is like an idiot. Someone's trying to kill you, and you pretend to be a saint and let them go. It's so toxic, I can't read more than a few chapters.

I've read over 1000 chapters, and I don't want to give up, but I just can't take it anymore! It's just a bunch of random, pointless fighting with absolutely no skill involved, and their ability to govern society is terrible. Every battle results in thousands of deaths; what a waste of my time-traveling experience.