The Late Ming Dynasty in My Living Room

There are a lot of books like this recently, Daming in a box, I have a xxx or something like that.

This is a great idea. Who can be better than your own mother in terms of relationship? Now you won't have to deal with the issue of an agent.

The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, are you ashamed? Author: When I get rich, I will find three models to play mahjong and live in an open-air swimming pool 🙂

In terms of current progress, this is the best box text out there, bar none.

The refugees did not immediately control the protagonist for profit, faced Yinshan without rioting, stealing, or robbing, and the government was polite... My brain... I need to grow a brain.

When I saw the author writing about Christianity, I wanted to say something. China and Europe actually came into contact as early as 2000 years ago, and Christianity had a full thousand years to spread its message. But they had to wait until the Ming Dynasty to come in large numbers. In addition to the great voyage, another very important reason was that Europe was beginning to reform at that time. The rapid rise of Protestantism made traditional Catholicism weak. This led to Catholic missionaries eager to start preaching to other areas. For this reason, Catholicism has put down a lot of its fronts and begun to secularize and localize. The common belief in Central Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia is Buddhism, so missionaries generally shave their heads and change clothes, calling themselves monks. The locals also mistook these Christians for foreign monks. To be honest, it is impossible to expect the common people in ancient times to have the knowledge to distinguish different religions. This is a disguise for Catholicism to facilitate missionary work, but it also dug a hole for themselves. You said that although I go to a Catholic church, I worship the Bodhisattva. Am I considered a Christian or a heretic? Of course, secularized Christianity basically doesn't care about local traditional beliefs, as long as you are willing to come to church. How many people have heard of this god, God Haotian? Haotian is God, the way of heaven. It is not a coincidence that both Haotian God and Christian God are called God, but the missionaries at that time deliberately translated it this way, deliberately overlapping our traditional mythology and Christian mythology. Many works about the Ming Dynasty like to portray the appearance and behavior of missionaries as native Europeans, which are completely stereotypes. But there have been two major schisms in Christianity. The Eastern Orthodox Church, the Catholic Church, and the Protestant Church are in a hostile relationship. The behavioral patterns of the three are also very different. There are many different sects under the same religion. For example, Tang Ruowang mentioned in the article is a Jesuit. Regardless of people from other sects, Jesuit missionaries like Tang Ruowang do not stick to traditional Catholic teachings. They will accept the cultural beliefs of other countries, transform them, integrate them into Catholicism, and then spread it. As for other sects, it is difficult for missionaries who adhere to traditional teachings to leave the leased areas. The Ming Dynasty was very resistant to foreign religions. For example, the church of Matteo Ricci who came to my country to preach in the early years was smashed many times and his legs were broken. Later, he put on wet clothes (Matteo Ricci believed that monks had a low status in China) and gained the favor of the locals with the image of a scholar. Only then did he stand firm. So many works written here always seem to be poisonous in generalization.

In other words, Many Vats and Boxes is the best book, but it is not the one with the most readers. Netizens read books, just like eating. Although everyone wants to eat something good, they still have to ensure three meals a day. If you are hungry and full after one meal, you will sometimes go without food for a day or two. Who can bear this? Look at the platinum master, who is full of sincerity every day, occasionally takes a day off, and apologizes in every possible way. If you write a book like this, you won't get a few monthly passes, nor will you get strong official support.

Don't keep emphasizing that the protagonist is not a god in box-style novels... In addition to having no spells, the protagonist is not a god. He provides food, drink, and rain. If the protagonist died, I don't believe he wouldn't get angry and smash the box.

The only box novel I have collected, but your update progress is like crawling

I would like to ask, can rats, cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes 🦟can enter? A piece of rice noodles can turn into a giant dragon that is hundreds of miles away. How can a bug enter and destroy the world?