
Drifters of Ming Dynasty
大明漂流人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 452k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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216Chapters
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So far, I have only seen the updated Chapter 19. It was originally just a tourist party at Station B, but I didn't expect that the beginning of it was surprisingly good. I have read a lot of Chuanqing novels, and the one that started in North Korea was my first contact, so I was more interested in how the protagonist entered North Korea and how he participated in history. The plot starts with a historical fact that can be supported by historical documents. The protagonist mixes into historical events by chance, enters North Korea in a reasonable way, and can participate in history. I found this beginning to be quite interesting. With a self-justifying beginning, the subsequent plot development will be much more reasonable. Later, the North Korean local officials' response to the protagonist and his group who mistakenly entered North Korea was also normal, and the behavior of the protagonist and supporting characters was also very logical. As of now, the writing is good, the author is very attentive to understanding the relevant history, and the plot direction also has baggage and highlights. As long as the follow-up updates and the quality are maintained, I think there is no problem with quality or above. Come on, author! I invested, what about you? By the way, why don't I add some finesse?
Wait until you gain weight before reading again, and give the author one recommendation vote a day 🤓
I saw it in the comments on Bizhan. The update speed is pretty good. I'll follow it.
The author's writing is good, and the historical background seems to have been carefully researched. If this book can be written, it will definitely be a good book. I feel that the author can consider how to promote himself more. When he has saved hundreds of thousands of words, he will first increase his popularity and publicize it, and then rely on excellent writing to improve the quality of the book and achieve success. So far, I feel pretty good about this book
The contract has been signed, please hurry up and invest.
The day after I uploaded it, I received the contract message. Thank you very much to the editor. Tomorrow is Saturday, and due to the impact of the epidemic, it is estimated that the signing status will be changed later. Book friends, hurry up and invest! New books are not easy to come by, please collect them and recommend them~ Come on Wuhan, come on China!
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It is recommended that you consider the Mekong Delta. At this time, it is the buffer zone between Dai Viet and Khmer. There are not many indigenous people. The land is fertile. It is still stuck in the middle of the route from Malacca to Guangzhou and Quanzhou. The trade income is huge. It is also close to iron ore, coal, sulfur and other military supplies. Obtained through trade, the Khmer in the west is the enemy, Dai Viet in the north is gradually fighting among themselves, and the opponents on land are not strong. There is also the Natuna Lin family, and the Thai Chinese business forces can be an alliance. If they are well managed, they can go sideways in Southeast Asia as long as they do not touch the British and Dutch colonies. It is not a dream to resist the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty.
During this period, Guangxi may be a better base for inland areas. First, the imperial court did not have much control over Guangxi. Second, although Guangxi was occupied by Kong Youde's old tribe, these people were not favored by the imperial court and San Francisco, and there was room for relaxation. Third, Guangxi has had disputes between Hakkas and locals since ancient times. The people here are very fierce, suitable for recruiting troops, and have fighting ability. Fourth, Guangxi is very poor but has a large population and no shortage of soldiers. Fifth, Guangxi also has an outlet to the sea and can trade with foreign countries. Sixth, Guangxi is close to Vietnam. If we occupy Guangxi and win Vietnam, food and minerals can be solved. Seventh, Guangxi has a relatively moderate geographical location and is far away from the Manchu Qing Dynasty. It is troublesome to organize an army. Guangdong in the east has money, Hunan in the north has people, Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan in the west have strategic depth, and Vietnam in the south has food and minerals. Eighth, people are relatively ignorant and easy to win over and develop. But there are many shortcomings, including lack of money, being surrounded by big warlords, difficulty in establishing a foothold, lack of educated people, lack of economy, and poor transportation.
I'm from station B, come and support me.
The recommendation vote has been cast, author, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
The army of station B is airborne. To be honest, I have read a lot of Ming Dynasty novels, especially the works of Lao Bainiu. Some develop towards the south of the Yangtze River, some develop towards Ryukyu and Japan, and some even reverse the development of the grasslands. But I have never read the ones that developed towards Goryeo. It's okay. The author's ideas are very clear and his imagination is great. I like this book. Come on.
I will be invincible tomorrow No one will miss me Daming The best one from Station B
The tour group from Station B came to report... Although I have read a similar novel, the story is probably about the rebellion against the Qing Dynasty in North Korea.
I've read a few chapters and it's generally good. If the author is a newbie, it's very promising. Also, I came from station b, so I collected it first.
I'm here to support you (^_^)
I saw my brother's comments at Station B and came to read the book. The author is indeed a knowledgeable person 👍, but I just registered and I don't know anything, and I am powerless when it comes to investing 😢
Come on, author, give me a reward of 10,000 for your modest efforts
Don't you think it's difficult to say that? It's better to establish a basic base and then rush to the sea to enclose the territory. At this time, the North American colonies have been established for decades.