From the Start, I Had a Late Ming Dynasty Realm

I specifically subscribed to about 100 comments, and this is utterly ridiculous. I can understand the time portal being too small and large weapons being difficult to transport, but couldn't they just make their own explosives? Buy the raw materials if possible, and if not, make them themselves in the late Ming Dynasty. If they don't know chemistry, they should start learning from scratch.

The writing style is too immature; it's become pretentious drivel because I can't handle it. 1. Since you're acknowledging your ancestral roots and relying on the clan's strength for development, why not let the clan head handle the coordination and matchmaking instead of recruiting people to work independently? This is both unreasonable and inefficient.

This novel is good; it makes good use of modern equipment. A few years ago, I read a novel that also involved time travel. The protagonist made a lot of money in the modern world and established a small base in the ancient world, but a rebel army immediately attacked at his doorstep. The disparity in numbers was too great, and instead of finding some weapons in the modern world, the protagonist forged swords and spears in the ancient world.

A female bandit, capable of leading troops into battle, possessing top-tier combat power among bandits—and you're telling me she has flawless skin, a delicate face, and a beautiful figure? 😥 She even commanded a troop of female soldiers 🤗. Everything was fine until suddenly it started to poison us, and they gave it so much emphasis in the description 👊

As a bookworm of over a decade, I gave this book a recommendation vote, a monthly pass, and a reward. The subject matter is excellent… but I'd still like to share my thoughts. The protagonist has hundreds of millions in modern society. According to normal logic, he should buy a factory, or at least a factory building, some equipment, and hire people to run the processing plant.

I specifically tipped this book to say something, because I wanted to say that this book is terrible and toxic.

This is seriously dragging on. They had so many modern weapons and they were still struggling against bandits from the late Ming Dynasty, yet after over 200 chapters they're still stuck in the beginner's area.

Sigh, the imitated opening chapters were alright, but the later improvisations were truly indescribable. My knowledge base wasn't sufficient, and many parts felt forced. I shouldn't have traveled to the late Ming Dynasty; traveling to a fantasy world would have made it easier to play to my strengths and avoid my weaknesses.

Moreover, the opposing chieftain, after being targeted by a gun and hearing the gunshot, was able to dodge to a fatal spot. Amazing! Truly impressive! He should quit being a chieftain and go cultivate immortality!

The protagonist's character is so fake, it's disgusting the more you watch. He doesn't care about fame, fortune, or even sex. Is this the kind of person who exists in the real world? This kind of protagonist has absolutely no personal charm and doesn't seem like a normal person with emotions and desires.