The Ming Dynasty Rules the World
明武天下
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- Completed
- Length
- 532k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I can't read the history books written by female authors at all. The protagonist of the Ming Dynasty's musket can actually hit the mark with perfect accuracy. I'm convinced.
Zhu Qizhen, who first built a temple for Wang Zhen! No history book can whitewash him!
Very drunk, this is too much nonsense, Captain America comes to Ming Dynasty
I saw this comment in another book: The firecrackers of the 15th century created the modern sniper rifle of the 21st century. After reading it, I knew that this book was not simple.
The most disliked emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Yingzong Zhu Qizhen! His younger brothers are much better than him. The author really doesn't like it starting with supporting Yingzong!
After reading Chapter 8, I can't help but have a few questions! First, in the Ming Dynasty, the maximum number of muskets fired was once per minute (this was the speed when the British Empire was at its most powerful). Why is it that the protagonist's four or five rounds per minute are really the rifles of later generations? Second, why did Ye Xian in Chapter 8 lead a cavalry charge with a broadsword without a bow and arrow? And the protagonist's Ming Dynasty remnants actually fired four rounds of firecrackers in one minute?
This is ridiculous. You still want to support a piece of garbage like Zhu Qizhen? Is Zhu Qiyu 10,000 times worse than the garbage Zhu Qizhen?
What kind of thing is the end of the book? Hurry up and open a new book, or believe it or not, I will be your bad friend
When casting the iron of Kyushu, we cannot make one mistake. Zhu Qizhen was not a good person, let alone a good emperor. Why did the author whitewash this person?
Is the author a screenwriter who changed his career from writing anti-Japanese dramas?