The Southern Ming Never Sets

Personally, I think it's nice to have a gold finger, but if you open it too much, you might be crushed. I think it's enough to use a flintlock to deal with Dazi. I've read a lot of similar novels, and the weapon is still a flintlock. The advantage is that you can mass-produce high-quality gun breastplates and sufficient supplies. In addition, the fleet can easily destroy Dazi and white skin. The battleship bombardment of Dazi is still too scary. . It feels more terrifying than the helicopter capturing Qianlong and Qi Yiming teleporting through time to destroy the United States. . .

Please, the author, please stop writing that the protagonist speaks English when writing historical articles. First of all, every era has its popular languages. Do you think that all foreigners have spoken English since ancient times? Secondly, as the leader of a party or even the royal family, it is really low to take the initiative to speak Yi language. Who doesn't use a translator when talking to a big boss? What's worse is that a small country takes the initiative to speak the language of a big country. Trying to rely on this to pretend to be realistic is not the point. This is really too poisonous.

It's great to watch. I subscribed overnight and finished watching it

The whole of Asia only needs one country, (including the East Indies and Australia) Agree with the thumbs up.

It's okay to have a system for historical texts, and all kinds of modern weapons can be tolerated, but two-dimensional creatures like that ship girl actually came out. I don't know how to explain it, all kinds of random intrusions

The most unbearable thing is intermarriage with indigenous black people.

Why is the author so obsessed with the name Bai Mingxiu? It would be great if you traveled through time and directly changed it to the name of the prince. Isn't it tiring to change the name again and again when the scene is different? Or the author just asked Bai Mingxiu to think about it in the novel.

I thought it was a cool article. Even if it wasn't a cool article, it wouldn't be poisonous. But the system caused trouble. Why don't you just start the game and kill the host? Doing this is very uncomfortable to watch. It was good at first, but when you saw the system causing trouble for the host, you immediately persuaded you to quit. This is not a hegemony style at all. It is clearly a novel about the host and the system fighting against each other. It makes me feel uncomfortable reading it. If you write like this, why not Kill the host at the beginning and turn it into a system puppet 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡[f n=47]😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡[fn=4 7]😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡[f n=47]😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡[fn=4 7]😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 It looks very annoying, you know? No wonder there were many comments in the first chapter saying that the system with IQ persuaded them to quit, but I didn't take it seriously. Only after reading later did I realize that the system was directly confronting the host, but it was okay! ! !

Personally, I think you shouldn't speak English. You are the future monarch of a country, and English is not yet the world's lingua franca. It is more reasonable to speak Chinese directly (it's not that you go to other people's countries, but that people come to you. If you don't speak Chinese, you will bring a translator with you). It's a bit embarrassing to speak fluent English right from the start!!

The downfall is the integration of ethnic groups. It started well, but then became very popular.