A Journey to the Ming

The correct way to read this story is that Cao Chuan can bring people back to the late Ming Dynasty. Because some people have ambitions and, unable and unwilling to return, want to dominate the late Ming Dynasty, they plot to kill Cao Chuan. Sorry, Cao Chuan is just a minor character. Cao Chuan died unable to believe why they wanted to kill him. Didn't they all want to return to modern society?

Lingao Enlightenment Crossing 1630: The Rise of South America Rise of the South China Sea in 1627 Travel to Ming What else?

Modern artillery still uses muzzle-loading smoothbore shells, so it can use sub-caliber shells.

This is the most underrated time-travel novel set in the Ming Dynasty; this is the strongest time-travel novel set in the Ming Dynasty.

A masterpiece among dual-time travel novels set in the late Ming Dynasty. 👍👍👍

I seriously doubt the author actually has this ring. He's been emperor for half a month and then updated the novel using narrative techniques because he can't openly show off anymore, so he has to write a novel. Can you hurry up? You're writing too slowly. Or is it that your world hasn't experienced the Jia Shen national crisis yet, and you yourself don't know how to write the rest? Why don't you bring your underlings to be founding fathers? Waiting for your book is too exhausting.

I have a small question: if it's a group transmigration story, how is trust maintained between people? I saw that the main characters in the story select people through advertisements, so the quality of people can't necessarily be guaranteed. P. S.: If the protagonist's cheat ability can be guaranteed to be non-transferable, it is possible to cooperate with a country. The protagonist does not have the intention to dominate, and the country can do that, right?

Judging from the author's choice of plot devices, it's clear they only know how to write in a low-brow style and use despicable methods. The solo stories were alright at first, though somewhat sleazy, they were relatable. But once the group was transported to another world, their true colors were revealed: a high-tech support team.

Holy crap! This book is updated weekly? I seriously suspect the author is writing a diary, not a novel, and only updates it occasionally when they remember their readers while they're emperor over there. If you don't have time to write, just take me with you and I'll write it for you. Besides, I can build ships; your Ming Dynasty definitely needs a hidden dragon and a young phoenix like me.

At the beginning of the story, the protagonist revealed the secret of the ring to a beggar he had just met. I wonder if there's any foreshadowing later. If not, the protagonist is incredibly useless; he can't even keep a single secret. A ruler who lacks secrecy will lose his ministers; a minister who lacks secrecy will lose his life.