Reborn as a Ming Dynasty Maritime Merchant

Modern rifles can't penetrate opaque Chao armor, what a genius!

The plot is good and somewhat interesting, but there are too many factual errors. It's advisable to search online for anything uncertain. How could 92mm pistol ammunition be interchangeable with 95mm rifle ammunition? No one who has served in the military would have such a misconception.

The price is too high. People were poor in ancient times, and 200 taels of silver for a gun is outrageous.

This is written by someone who is ignorant of military affairs and history...

The main character's personality is too conventional. Others disregard the rules, engaging in robbery, murder, embezzlement of military pay, and malicious attacks to seize territory. The protagonist quietly and steadily makes salt, and conducts his business honestly. He neither robs, nor causes trouble, nor seeks revenge, nor makes a scene. Take that commander for example.

The premise and the "golden finger" aspect were actually quite good. But alas, it turned out... What a pity.

The introduction itself is problematic. Wang Zhi was originally Xu Dong's subordinate, and only became the boss after Xu Dong died.

Two hundred taels for a gun, how much would it cost to take the coast guard ship?

I still prefer reading light novels. Being afraid of this and that, it's uncomfortable to watch and there are even some toxic parts. "Refreshing" novels have their downsides, but they're so enjoyable to read!

I can't write a book without a system now.