
Reviving the New Ming
振奋新明
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Flintlock guns and artillery were sold casually, and I was convinced after thinking about it. Steel and weapons are the greatest advantages of time travellers. Without these, can you defeat the Manchus? Mindless scribbling,
The purpose of this book is to increase the difficulty, to increase the plot, and to forcibly reduce the intelligence of the protagonist. In ancient times, this level of intelligence was already deceived by people.
If the ancients are regarded as fools, the protagonist is a fool. . . Do you know that the Qing Dynasty used firearms to kill people? ? ? That means the world has been settled, and the Han people will raise their heads in studying firearms.
I don't understand, it's not enough to stand on one's own. Why did Mao want to lick the Zhu family and take the initiative to hand over half of the profits from the oil wells to Yongli? Why should he, a runaway emperor in Guangxi, take over an industry far away in Shaanxi? He's not interested after just looking at the catalog.
The author's writing is really arbitrary. He only occupied two prefectures and then started to subcontract the oil fields. Later, even the steel plants were opened up. I also support the opening up of private enterprises, but at least we must unify China or even have half of the country. The Manchus are not stupid. They can make incendiary bombs if they have kerosene. A steel factory can also make guns and cannons. What you write like this is really insulting to the readers' IQ. Even in real life, if any company casually leaks the company's core products and manufacturing processes to others, it will be available to competitors, who will have less research and development costs than you. How many original companies have gone bankrupt like this. Author, you'd better stop and start writing again.
I just wondered why the dynasty was in its final years and there were still time travelers to help it. How could a dynasty that was rotten to the core be helped? Just tear it down and rebuild, okay! You are awesome, you knocked it down and rebuilt it, and then this house is not yours, but someone else's, which is outrageous! Everyone has experience renting a house, right? Are you afraid of being kicked out by your landlord? ? What's up? Will the Ming Dynasty not be able to overthrow it? You saved the Ming Dynasty, do you expect others to be grateful to you for eighteen lifetimes? How many good endings have there been for powerful officials with great achievements since ancient times? I'm particularly curious about how those Fu Ming time-travelers were dealt with. Did the whole family remain anonymous?
The title of the book persuaded a lot of people to quit, and the synopsis made me not even want to read the book. First, I got two pieces of information from the title. The first piece of information is that the protagonist is Ming Chen, and the second piece of information is that the protagonist is Ming Chen in the late Ming Dynasty. This is completely unnecessary. The late Ming Dynasty is already ruined. The protagonist must struggle and then defeat the bandits and Hou Jin. But in the end, all the things the protagonist does belong to others. In the end, the protagonist is willing to You have to rebel, otherwise it would be boring. Let's talk about the introduction, which is even more speechless. I don't even have to think about it, such as being a good friend of the bandits or General Yongli. The protagonist must be a dog-licker all the time. This is not a curse, it is just an appropriate metaphor. At a time when everyone is disgusted with dog-lickers, the protagonist is too unlikable. I haven't read the book. Is my guess correct? Please correct me.
Have so many people really survived Chapter 7? I won't talk about the plot of the previous NC. The food transport team that robbed Li Zicheng even let people go... Just a person like you, and you can kill twenty or thirty soldiers randomly, but in the end they all pretended that it didn't happen. It's too poisonous.
It's so written that even NC fans can't bear to read it and criticize it, so the author still needs to make up for it.
The author is a senior licker, so it couldn't have been written by a descendant of the Zhu family or someone who paid him to write it.