Returning to the Ming Dynasty with the Industrial Revolution System

I found two problems. First, I don't know what Hou Jin was called in history. Is it the Tatar mentioned on TV? But in the book, everyone calls Hou Jin Hou Jin. In addition, when the protagonist receives the Japanese, he uses the title of "under". As a celestial country, you can't call yourself an official or a general. In one sentence, you put yourself in a very low position and let others think.

I watched it on Tencent. I read dozens of chapters and it was okay, but I gave up at the end. The red hair massacred the Chinese. The protagonist defeated the red hair and captured the prisoners but released them all. He seemed to have given the prisoners money and seemed to have forgotten it. I didn't dare to read it later. Even if they conquer the world, I don't know how many Chinese are still alive. It's so holy.

In a historical novel, the author doesn't understand history at all. What you wrote is really wrong. You might as well just write about the author's direct rebellion. In that case, you don't have to write a lot of wrong questions. It's really about licking dogs. It was written by Europeans and Americans, but even Japanese people lick it.

I subscribed to more than a hundred chapters, and I regretted it after reading it. The protagonist was written by the author to be a spokesperson for the West. Licking a dog can be seen from some casual remarks. There is also a question about what the protagonist will do when there is a conflict with Western countries when the Ming Dynasty is unified in the future. I am very curious, because the protagonist has a lot of Westerners, and many of them are in high positions. Do you want to lick the West, or just fight with the West?

The protagonist is a young man in his twenties. He is not very pretty. Even the eunuchs attack Ella. The protagonist does not do it. The 14-year-old Xiao Yuer still makes her work as a female worker. The protagonist commits dangers again and again. I admire the protagonist very much. He is more eunuch than a eunuch.

Is the author respecting foreign history? Any technology requires a group of foreign devils to come out, but I don't see any rigorous logic on your part. Instead, you just create a system to give people out of thin air and give it all to the foreign devils!

This book is really bad, the main character is too much of a virgin

This member of the Kyushu Army is so lousy, I feel like a country bumpkin! If they are all unified, it can be called the Huaxia Empire, the Chinese Empire, or the Central Empire. Even if it is called the Ming Empire, it is still stronger than your Kyushu Kyushu. It does not look like a country at all.

In the early stage, wars were fought for territory, and in the later stage, wars were fought for the sake of war. I thought that after overthrowing Huang Taiji, the protagonist would start building the Northeast Industrial Zone, but I didn't expect to fight Zheng Zhilong; I thought that after overthrowing the Ming Dynasty, there would be a large-scale construction, but instead embarked on an expedition. Alas, can I cultivate a field in peace and quiet? 😅

This setting is sick. You brought in foreigners during this period? Can't you get some Chinese craftsmen to make some drawings? Unless you get some foreigners, you won't consider whether your subordinates will accept it or not?