Reborn: Li Yan and the Return of the Ming Dynasty

Why not become emperor himself? Why go all the way to America? Whether he succeeds or not, he's going.

Not bad, not bad, but why is there hardly anyone here?

This novel is so well-written! I hope the author continues to work hard. By the way, I'd also like to tell you all that you can check out Lao Baizhu's new work, *Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: The Eternal Bones of Han*. Lao Baizhu already has a completed novel of 3 million words, *A Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty*, so don't worry.

Shi Jialang, from the San Suo family, truly deserves to have appeared in a Chinese TV drama; he is a good role model for everyone to learn from.

Why do you have to go through hellish difficulty? Why do you have to find yourself a bankrupt boss? You're really dedicated. If you were that capable, you would have been your own boss long ago.

Damn it... Seeing the phrase "traitor to three masters" made me want to vomit... I'm about to drop this book.

Author, the protagonist even takes in traitors who have served three masters—how audacious!

Using a graphite tongs pot, a high-carbon steel tool steel hook, and an I-shaped boring bar, machining a wrought iron flintlock gun isn't difficult.

Damn it, first take Kalimantan, then Australia... And what's the point of you running off to the Americas, protagonist? Do you really think the Pacific Ocean is some small ditch?

To defend Hainan Island, one must also defend Leizhou Island. The protagonist must not prioritize Hainan Island alone; if Leizhou falls, Hainan Island will be in danger. This is the same principle as defending Taiwan by securing Penghu.