
Storming Ming China with an Arsenal
带着军火库闯大明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 757k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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338Chapters
17.9kRecommendations
28.5kFans
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This is the worst time German-made weapons have been unfairly maligned.
Shi Lang was a notorious traitor in history. The protagonist actually recruits this guy. It's disgusting. Also, completely relying on historical figures to recruit talent is unwise. For example, Shi Kefa was famous, but actually a complete incompetent. Many historical figures we know today are not factually accurate. And most of the exceptionally loyal officials at the end of the Ming Dynasty were basically useless and pedantic scholars.
Can't you tell that previous comment was a rant? ╮ (╯_╰)╭ Other armies can take on a direct confrontation without taking damage with just a few hundred flintlock muskets, while you, with only a tenth of your German-made weapons, almost got wiped out. Those chapters were incredibly frustrating, you know? Ծ‸Ծ So, given the Qing army's fighting strength, could they possibly win without deploying several armored divisions? (=゚Д゚=)
As the story progressed, the theme of treating prisoners of war well came up, turning it into a mainstream time-travel novel. What was the point of not exterminating the Qing army and the Manchus? Did they really intend to forgive them?
I stopped watching when I saw the arms sales section. It's a deadly trap. The arms business is indeed profitable, but if you only have an armory, no complete industrial system, and no powerful army, and you still dare to give away your advantages, then you're doomed.
Thinking you can defeat the Qing army with only one-tenth of your troops equipped with German weapons is wishful thinking. They couldn't even defeat a full-strength regiment. At least a German-equipped armored division would be needed to hold them off. A pure infantry division couldn't possibly defeat the Qing army, even if the entire division was equipped with StG 44s. To defeat the Qing army, you need a tank formation. ╮(╯_╰)╭
Bringing an armory to the Ming Dynasty instead of establishing itself, they want to support a wise ruler. I'm speechless. Are they even modern people? They're more servile than the Manchu lackeys. Absolutely appalling.
That saintly Wen, giving guns to people repeatedly without any apparent reason, how despicable! I can't stand it, it's too cruel.
After reading 200,000 words, I feel the author lacks originality. With such powerful weapons, why fawn over the Ming Dynasty? Just declare yourself emperor and conquer the world! Why sell weapons? This author is insane! With weapons, the whole world is yours! Why sell anything? With such a huge cheat code, why not write a satisfying story? Playing with chickens is terrible. Using an RPG like a stick is so low-level. Don't read this; it'll lower your IQ.
They immediately opened fire, spreading all sorts of myths about the Jurchens, and sold off technology that was hundreds of years ahead of its time for just a few thousand taels of silver. It was absolutely outrageous.