Myriad Worlds: Starting at the End of the Ming Dynasty
诸天：从明末开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 87k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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42Chapters
160Recommendations
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This must be from Flowing Water Studio! All three novels set in the late Ming Dynasty across two worlds are written in the same modern setting, with similar writing styles and plots, and I can't even find the starting point...
In the late Ming Dynasty, I personally believe that stun guns were more mysterious than firearms. Their operability and potential for imaginative application were also superior. Even back in the 1960s, discharging electricity through the hand was more impressive than using a gun.
If I were to simply acquire a few crossbows, find a wealthy family in the late Ming Dynasty, murder them under cover of night, and sell their valuables—porcelain, fine wooden furniture, and other unique items from that era—at a modern auction house. Then, I could use the money to buy arms in Russia, which would be absolutely welcome. Next, I could lead a peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, acquire some high-yield fertilizers and seeds, and slowly conquer the world.
Being able to move freely and wielding a flintlock rifle is truly impressive. Wouldn't it be better to just grab some jade, use the money to buy weapons from the big and small Russians? Grab an AK, seize a piece of territory, and develop it however you like. Stop acting like a charlatan.
Pretending to be a deity to do business is quite a talent.
Keep it up, keep updating!
How many people do you expect to read with only a few dozen chapters? I'll write two hundred chapters first and see how it goes. Not everyone is a top author.
Guns existed in the Ming Dynasty, but they didn't have that mystique anymore. They might have had things like flashlights, stun batons, flamethrowers, and even horns.
New book launch, eagerly awaiting your reading!
My new book is out! If you enjoy it, please read the latest chapter. This will greatly help with future recommendations. Thank you!
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