Saving the Late Ming Dynasty

This is so jarring! Did they have Hanyang-made rifles in the Ming Dynasty? Did the protagonist make them himself? Why didn't they just conjure up submachine guns and mortars?

I'll make a bet: This book won't have more than 300 chapters of substantial content. After that, it will either follow the old path of other late Ming Dynasty novels about unifying the world, or it will become like "Chaos of the Qing Dynasty," where even a simple meal can be stretched into five chapters of filler. A bet on a helmsman

I started reading this book after his previous one, "The Headmaster is So Handsome." That one was very enjoyable to read, but the author, dissatisfied with its poor performance, stopped updating on the second day after its release and abandoned it within a week. I gave it seven votes daily and even enabled auto-subscription upon release, which was a huge waste of my time.

Why do all the protagonists in novels about time travel to the late Ming Dynasty have to become loyal ministers and lackeys? If I had that chance, I'd fight Japan, fight Australia, conquer the Western world! Who's still playing the game of the Central Plains dynasties? We've been fighting for thousands of years, what's the point? Why not play the game of naval supremacy?

You abandoned your previous book for this one, even though it was doing well. You went back to the old style – did you succeed? It's just another abandoned book. I'm not saying anything specific, but I sincerely hope you don't write novels solely for the sake of success. Writing novels for the sake of writing novels is more enjoyable for fans, and recommendations and donations will come naturally.

It's ridiculous that a book that's about to be abandoned is still getting recommended. What a waste of time.

Since we've already brought the Hanyang rifles, adding a tank and a Gatling gun to the chapter will easily finish the story. Then we can start a new book.

Dealing with the Qing army didn't require superior equipment. By the late Ming Dynasty, they could have easily produced the same firearms used by the Anglo-French allied forces during the Opium War. Training a good army would have been the strategy used by the Anglo-French allied forces against the Qing Dynasty: launch feigned attacks from multiple directions, then directly attack the enemy's…

I've given you all my recommendation votes. If it's still only one update a day, it's really frustrating to read, and I'm thinking of dropping the book.

If you travel back to the late Ming Dynasty, how could you not witness the splendor of Zhang Yan? She was one of the five most beautiful empresses, yet she was widowed at the young age of twenty—what a pity!