The Ming Dynasty’s Brutal Dad

What year was it during the Chongzhen Emperor's reign? The explanation is vague. If I had such a system, my first step would be to acquire antiques and sell them, then I'd buy large quantities of weapons from Ukraine or Black people. Don't doubt that you can buy them; Black people have small factories that manufacture AKs themselves.

The first few chapters of this book were so boring they made me want to sleep. I deleted the book three times. When I was bored and had nothing to read, I suddenly remembered the synopsis of this book. When I read more than ten chapters with dead fish eyes, that feeling of wanting to keep reading finally came! The protagonist acts decisively and cleanly, preferring to take action rather than talk.

Buying talent from brothels is a bit toxic. While literate people were scarce in ancient times, would anyone dare hire someone bought from a brothel? There's too little harsh reality to be had in society. I wouldn't dare employ such a person; someone who's willing to pay you will sell you out. For example, I guarantee that the first person to sell you out would be someone willing to pay you to do so.

Imperial Edict TO: Author The author of "Little Tuantuan's" storyline, you need to plan accordingly, otherwise all the votes and rewards will disappear. You'll have all the beauties like the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai and Dong Xiaowan in your possession. During the day, take care of Little Tuantuan; at night, take care of the protagonist. Transmigration without rebellion, chrysanthemums overflowing the mountains—you want both power and beauties! First reward: 1000 Qidian coins!! So be it.

Are there any similar books? Other books about the late Ming Dynasty only focus on internal strife, but this book is better for conquering territory and trafficking people.

Holy crap, this dad-themed story is amazing! There wasn't a baby appearing for over ten pages!

Actually, the girl the author picked up in the book doesn't evoke any liking in the reader; in fact, many find her quite disliked. It feels like the author forcibly inserted a girl into the story, making the reader dislike her intensely. In particular, she comes across as ill-mannered and immature.

Others time-travel to improve their health, some even strengthening their kidneys. But with you, not only is the amount you can carry limited, it's deadly! This isn't how you restrict a cheat ability. Since you've already introduced the biggest bug—time travel—adding these other things is just gilding the lily.

Isn't all this effort exhausting? Wouldn't it be better to just wholesale a batch of precision tubing and assemble it into muskets? The biggest challenge in making muskets in ancient times was the barrel. Just find a group of carpenters to forge high-quality muskets directly—safe and efficient. For bayonets, they could do mass production with wire cutting and heat treatment. Just buy a few welding machines. Why go through all this trouble?

The protagonist seems so sycophantic. Annam, you conquered it, and now you want to return it to the Ming Dynasty? The Ming Dynasty is rotten to the core!