Returning to the Ming Dynasty with the Industrial Revolution System
带着工业革命系统回明朝
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- Completed
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- 3.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 7y ago
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I noticed two issues. First, I don't know what the Later Jin was actually called in history, whether it was the Tartars as portrayed on TV. However, everyone in the book refers to the Later Jin as the Later Jin. Second, when the protagonist receives the Japanese, he uses the term "I am the one who is here." As a superior nation, you can't refer to yourself as "this official" or "this general." Using "I am the one who is here" puts you in a very low position, which makes others think.
I read it on Tencent. The first few dozen chapters were okay, but I gave up later. The red-haired people massacred Chinese, and the protagonist's side defeated the red-haired people, captured prisoners, but released them all, and I think they even gave them money, but I forget exactly. I didn't dare read any further. Even if they conquered the whole world, who knows how many Chinese would still be alive? It's too saintly.
This is a historical novel written by an author who knows absolutely nothing about history. It's completely nonsensical. You might as well have just written about the author rebelling; that way you wouldn't have to include so many errors. What a bootlicker! It must have been written by a Westerner, but now they're even fawning over the Japanese.
I subscribed to over a hundred chapters, and after reading them, I really regret it. The author has written the protagonist as nothing more than a spokesperson for the West. He's a sycophant, and you can tell from some of his unintentional remarks. Another question I'm quite curious about is what the protagonist will do when he unifies the Ming Dynasty and clashes with Western countries.
The protagonist, a young man in his mid-twenties, is not interested in women. Even when a eunuch makes a move on Ella, he doesn't. He even makes 14-year-old Xiaoyu do needlework, yet he repeatedly risks everything. I admire him immensely; he's more of a eunuch than the eunuch himself.
Is the author respecting Western history? Every technology has to be developed by a bunch of foreigners, and I haven't seen any rigorous logic in it. You just create a system out of thin air and give it all to foreigners!
This book is terrible; the protagonist is too much of a saint.
This Kyushu Army is so lame, it feels like a bunch of bumpkins! If we're unified, we should either call it the Huaxia Empire, the Zhonghua Empire, or the Central Empire, or even the Ming Dynasty Empire. That would be better than your Kyushu Army, it doesn't feel like a country at all.
The early battles were for territory, but later they became wars for the sake of war. I thought after defeating Huang Taiji, the protagonist would start building an industrial zone in Northeast China, but instead they went to fight Zheng Zhilong; I thought after conquering the Ming Dynasty they would undertake large-scale construction, but instead they went on expeditions. Sigh, can't they just focus on farming in peace? 😅
This setup is flawed. Why bring in foreigners at this time? Couldn't you have brought in some Chinese craftsmen and blueprints? Why insist on bringing in foreigners? Didn't you consider whether your subordinates would accept it?