
Qigao Qiming: Setting Sail Overseas
临高启明之海外扬帆
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 436k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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24.9kFans
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Are there still Gen Z kids watching Lingao Qiming?
Why is Lingao Qiming considered a god? First and foremost is the one who committed the sin of arrogance!
How did they categorize it? They went to the Song Dynasty. Is the Great Song Senate the Song Dynasty?
Zunwen, please expedite the development of the Trident! Strive to get Ma on the airship as soon as possible!
All power rests with the Senate! We must be vigilant to prevent the regime from changing hands!
He hasn't even finished writing "Lingao Qiming" yet, and he's already starting a new book? What's this book even about?
Speaking of which, if 500 time travelers were prepared, why didn't they have any information on the rudimentary methods for making silicon steel sheets, stainless steel sheets, and other materials? This kind of information consumes a significant portion of my monthly salary.
I've always been a loyal reader of Lingao books, and it was only after reading this book that I gradually came to like this type of work. Also, reading this kind of rigorous book has made me more discerning about the books I read, and I often experience a reading slump. I'll keep this book on my reading list for now.
I remember the first one I watched was Lost in the Ocean, then Lost in 1629, and then I forgot what I watched after that. I've always enjoyed these kinds of crossover movies.
500 People have gone missing. Wouldn't the powerful agencies in the original timeline investigate thoroughly? Is there any fanfiction about this?