The Last Light of the Later Ming
后明余晖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Zhu Lingjing's drawing
[The artist spent half a month and a full two thousand yuan on this drawing. We hope everyone will support us! Waaaaah!] [There are many details, but it seems the original image is blurry and cannot be viewed. Only by saving the image can you see the high-resolution version.] No laziness allowed! Zhu Yuanzhang is watching you!
Xia Xiaoshi's illustration
[This character art is set about one or two years later, and it contains many Easter eggs.]
The author's greatest strength lies in consistently maintaining a rigorous and logically clear macro-level setting. Like the previous book, it avoids mindless, overpowered protagonists and forced development that defies the laws of social progress.
Some thoughts on the development of the Ming Dynasty navy
Unlike the treacherous Atlantic, the vast Pacific Ocean is the domain of aircraft carriers. For the Ming Dynasty navy to secure a place in the Pacific, it must focus on developing its naval air power. History has amply demonstrated that aircraft carriers are the future and the core of the navy.
Look at what this book says, and then look at all the "showing swords" in the military section, :-(
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[Jianxing Military Industry] Post-Ming Type 35 Guerrilla Fighting Vehicle
*The scale of Ninghai's blueprints is outrageously inaccurate, especially the guns. The 38.4 24L gun, even by German standards, would be at least a meter long including the breech. *The simple rocket doesn't have leaf springs; it uses ordinary springs instead. *Real mechanical tracks take up too many parts, and due to the simplified collision logic, they can only operate at low speeds.
Brief Review
The greatest strength of this book is that it is written like a battle report. Its biggest drawback is that it's written like a battle report. His strengths are genuine; he has excellent military knowledge. The downside is that it's flat; there's no turbulence in either the battles or the politics—it's all just a straightforward narrative with almost no foreshadowing or foreshadowing, and…
It's not a wish-fulfillment story. The author intentionally suppresses the Ming army, creating countless natural and man-made disasters to increase the difficulty for them. You could say that this makes it more realistic, and you could say that it subtly torments the Ming army and the readers.
Chris's character illustration
[In the winter of 1942, in Norway, a British commando team parachuted into the mountains near the Vimoke chemical plant, only to be pursued and killed...]