My Steampunk Ming Dynasty

Focus on the career aspects of the story; avoid harem elements and minimize romantic entanglements.

You say your writing isn't good enough and your subscriptions are low? I mean, if you just slack off, your subscriptions will go up? 🤔🤔 Seriously, you've got all that money wasted! 😅😅

The book's setting, blending Eastern and Western elements, was incredibly innovative and refreshing! However, the later additions about science and electricity left me speechless! If you're focusing on steampunk fantasy, stick to steampunk—witchcraft, martial arts, magic are all acceptable, but don't throw in a hodgepodge of science and steampunk!

Want good grades but just slack off? Seriously? 😅😅

I'm dying of laughter, the protagonist like this wants to start a revolution... Is there fertile ground for revolution? Who are your enemies and who are your friends? From whom do you get your rights? It's hilarious! You can't even see clearly, yet you're talking about revolution? That's so childish...

Oh my god, did I manage to raise it to death? Didn't they say that veteran authors can't be kept alive forever? What a great subject! Why don't you send me an outline, and I'll just cobble together a continuation of the story...

We've almost caught up; let me share my thoughts. Let's start with the advantages: 1. The subject matter is novel. I've read some steampunk books, most of which use the Victorian era as their social backdrop, and I've also read some books about the Ming Dynasty, which mostly focus on developing technology to resist invasion within the context of Ming society.

This book is quite good; the writing is excellent, and the characters are intelligent. However, I ultimately only subscribed to the first installment because I'm poor. So, I wish the author continued success, good health, and happiness for the whole family in the new year! (*￣￣*)

Many people are asking about the future direction of this book. Since steampunk has been incorporated, it won't be a traditional power struggle or a supporting story, nor will it be a simple revolution. In short, just watch it; saying too much will spoil the plot. P. S. Reference: History of the European Renaissance and Revolution

Sigh, after reading about ten chapters, I didn't want to continue after the purge of the sects. The protagonist is just like a keyboard warrior these days—a hypocrite, self-righteous and conceited. He pleaded for that duke earlier, but later I realized he wasn't so malicious. He's actually worried about being purged himself? If he truly believes he's right, he should steadfastly carry out every order.