The Armed Mining Ship of Great Ming

This kind of fast-paced, technologically advanced story about going back to ancient times and crushing everything in the world is pretty good.

Actually, I think the protagonist was quite foolish. During the pirate naval battle, he had machine guns and cannons everywhere. Why didn't he use mining tools to dismantle the ship's hull? It would have been much easier, faster, and more effective; he could have mined materials and avoided the hassle of making ammunition.

The author's perspective is too narrow; it's baffling that he lives on a boat every day and builds houses everywhere. The opening slogan was to conquer the universe and travel among the stars, but after writing almost 200 chapters, you're still stuck in a tiny place like Southeast Asia. You've made such an awesome ship look incredibly low-class.

The only flaw is these AI robots; they talk a lot of nonsense. Is that interesting? Just like the excessive chatter of the system in the system stream, it's really disgusting.

The subject matter is good! It's just that the author's writing isn't very good!

Novels about overthrowing the Qing Dynasty are immediately taken down; thought control is really strict.

I can't stand it anymore. It's completely childish play; the author's level is probably only middle school. I'm leaving.

This article is about how someone with a great hand of cards behaves by bowing and scraping before others. The protagonist is a fool and a weakling (this comment will deflect all attacks).

Does the author have some kind of obsession with houses? So far in the novel, aside from mining, the most frequent topic is building houses, especially the houses built in his hometown—it all seems so inexplicable. Is it because the author can't afford a house, and his girlfriend won't marry him?

In fact, the protagonist can attack anyone he wants. With his ship, he can destroy or capture all the ships in the world, recruit soldiers, conquer the seas, send two robots to each ship, recruit sailors, and control all maritime powers in the world. No country can have a ship over 100 tons or a shipyard; they can only build ships in China.