Overthrowing the Qing: Starting in the South Seas
伐清从南洋开始
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- Completed
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- 258k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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123Chapters
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The most common mistake when writing about the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the late Qing and early Republican periods, is exaggerating the importance of Western medicine. Regarding artillery, the Humen Forts in Guangdong possessed various types of cannons from the late Ming to the late Qing dynasties, clearly demonstrating that the cannon-casting technology of the late Ming dynasty…
What era are we living in that people still look down on system novels? Do they really think it's still the old days when everything was booming? People nowadays should have realized that you have no choice but to cheat.
Such a great subject matter has a system, sigh 😔
The cheat is a bit weak and not suitable for rapid development.
You can check out "The Rise of the Han Dynasty in 1635," it's one of the better modern works! Also, try not to launch a counterattack against the mainland. You can support the descendants of the Ming dynasty, or someone else. I feel that occupying the Central Plains isn't very interesting; I just enjoy watching the monkeys of Southeast Asia...
Hopefully this time, they'll do more research in history books and consult more sources. They won't write about mounted archers being able to shoot through gaps in armor from a hundred paces away. Seeing me awkwardly picking my toes...
Having a system is good, but I don't understand.
And to be elected Grand President, it's truly a complicated story.
Abdication and handing over the throne to a more worthy successor? Laughable. What's mine is mine, even if it means my descendants becoming kings in various parts of Southeast Asia. Children and grandchildren have their own destinies. 👀What exactly did you write after that? My thoughts on Chapter 63; I'll comment after reading the rest.
What's wrong with system novels? Personally, I think system novels are better than those idiotic ones. The current historical fiction monthly rankings are almost entirely filled with idiotic stories, each one boasting an immense, invisible cheat code, even more disgusting than a system. Do they really think they can go back to ancient times and swagger around with modern knowledge? Dream on.