I Became Chongzhen's Supplier

Damn it, I'm banned from commenting on my own book until July 2nd. I'm really fed up. There was no insulting or arguing, just daily replies. Could it be that there were just too many replies?

They spent money to create a unique cover, repeatedly emphasizing an imperial style, but the girl... Sigh, sigh, sigh.

How about it

Author, could you please get your hands on the Yongle Encyclopedia and write about it? I'm amazed that so many authors haven't done it.

Suddenly I remembered that there were many extinct animals in the Ming Dynasty. Imagine bringing that to life – a veritable international zoo in China!

I've always believed that doing business with the Ming Dynasty wasn't about making a lot of money, but about creating an era where China could continue to lead. Therefore, I'd like to write about a process where, after rapid accumulation, China dumps its industrial products, which are hundreds of years ahead of its time, into the Ming Dynasty's world, while simultaneously tapping into resources…

Hanfu is really beautiful

The more I look at history, the more I realize that no one could save Emperor Chongzhen from his personality and habits of handling affairs.

With the support of new-generation technologies, many people have overlooked airships. The most famous reason for the abandonment of airships in modern times is the Hindenburg disaster. However, in the modern era, with the support of industrial helium, safety has increased exponentially.

Picking ferns, picking ferns, the ferns have stopped growing.