I Am a Pirate at the End of the Ming Dynasty

My brother Zheng Chenggong was named after him. His name was Zheng Sen. Later he was given the national surname Zhu Chenggong. He himself was proud of this name. It can be said that he was never called Zheng Chenggong when he was alive.

The writing is quite touching, but the protagonist relies too much on foreigners. Just don't add some black guards to the scene.

Let me briefly explain Zheng Zhilong's strength to prevent some readers from misunderstanding. First of all, it's money. We can't use the current Hai Mao to bring in the Hai Mao of that time, because at that time, although the things we exported were all kinds of strange things, the things we imported were almost all silver. At least 70% of the silver obtained by Europeans in the Americas was exported to China. And this money can almost only pass through the Zheng family. It may not be easy to calculate during Zheng Zhilong's period, because Zheng Zhilong's rules were more troublesome, but during Zheng Chenggong's period they were simple and rude, and you would get half the money when you meet. In terms of strength alone, Zheng Chenggong should be inferior to Zheng Zhilong in his heyday. So the Zheng family's income is not that they are as rich as the country, but several times their annual income. It can almost be understood as infinite money. Therefore, there is nothing wrong with the protagonist spending money without counting.

Don't talk about how good pirates are. When Zheng Zhilong started his business, did he kill fewer ordinary people? Did he rob less ordinary people? Don't say how good they are. Do you think those who run sea-going ships and trades are easy to mess with? Come to think of it. Zheng Chenggong is a hero, I won't talk about the other Zheng family members.

The front looks pretty good. The more you look at the back, the weirder it gets. I can't stand it anymore

I still prefer to watch the technological stream crush them directly, and don't like to watch the intrigues of little people.

Zheng Zhilong was out of his mind. He took only a few hundred black people to the Qing army camp to negotiate terms. However, he was arrested and asked the Zheng family to hand over their navy. At that time, the Zheng family's navy was invincible in the entire Pacific! As long as the Zheng family's flag is hoisted on the ship, no one will dare to snatch it!

How can I recommend the works of All Eunuchs?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​OUT off outright betrayal, Luo Chao's behavior will break up a relationship with your protagonist if it succeeds, and this supporting character is not online at all. He knows that pig's feet have potatoes, so he has already planned to betray, let's not talk about it for now Liu Xiang, a negative supporting character, is almost a bit powerful under the protagonist, and he also knows some things (Tudou). Damn it, he directly rebelled and promoted Tudou, made a fuss about it, and maybe caused trouble for the protagonist. It's hard for the protagonist to deal with him.         ，，？ Duplicity? After being caught, you can actually let it go at this time, and you will not be able to escape the shameful crime. Luo Chao still has prestige just because he does the dirty work for the protagonist. Let's publicize Luo Chao's behavior and let the people below know what kind of prestige he still has. Seriously, with this approach and the characterization of Luo Chao, the protagonist was betrayed and caught, but later he didn't deal with this person and kept him. Traitors throughout the ages have had no good consequences. You keep Luo Chao as a character waiting to continue betraying, and you will die after betraying again and again?

Did the author's money fall from the sky? It's only a hundred taels at a time? In ancient times, 100 taels might be worth more than 10 million now.