I Have a City in the Late Ming Dynasty

This book was quite enjoyable to read. I was most annoyed by those who were engaged in political maneuvering and conspiracy in the late Ming Dynasty. At that time, the Manchus came over with knives and horses. I couldn't figure out what kind of strategy could prevent people from killing people. Their strength was within the range of a cannon, and they were still clever under the blade of a knife. Is the strategy a magic? Especially those with double doors. Where can I put the whole steel armor and the whole blade to make people laugh? In the place where horse racing and fighting can be done, dozens of rotary tillers are placed in a row and welded to fully protect them. There is no need for rear rotary tillage sledges. The two vehicles are connected with iron chains or high-strength steel cables. What a native chicken and dog, grassland agriculture The heavy metal cavalry charged, smashing them all to pieces. The infantry following behind took a 1.5-Meter crowbar and knocked them one by one. They carried out a sneak attack and made some seamless steel and gas tanks. They went abroad to buy some chemical fertilizers and other scientific condiments, and smashed one gas cylinder into a large circle of 150 meters! God had to lie down in that era, otherwise he would be drowned in a septic tank.

To be honest, this kind of double penetration novel. All have a serious flaw. If I were the protagonist, I would definitely apply to go to a country where weapons can be purchased. For example, the United States. In the United States, money is spent on a heavy-duty truck, while light trucks are converted into armored ones. If you add some weapons, you will basically be invincible if you drive to the Northeast. Even go to a country in the Middle East or Africa that is a little war-torn and find an arms dealer to buy an armored infantry vehicle. Therefore, this type of novel will definitely lower your IQ. The more you read novels that restrict the main character to the country, the more you can't stand it.

You are just a noob at playing house!

I still like the author. You write like this. There are no plug-ins in time travel. It's just a joke.

This book is a good way to pass the time. It doesn't deliberately try to lower the protagonist's intelligence. There is a book called Qianlong Decades. The protagonist carries a huge space with him. He is a good friend of the Russian arms giant. He has an army equipped with World War II weapons, 155 heavy artillery, large-caliber high-level dual-purpose machine guns, and how many fights he can do. The Qing army equipped with thousands of swords and spears was almost defeated. The protagonist's jade pendant through time travel failed and he had to find a woman. The woman had the other half of the jade pendant, and the two would be restored together. Forget it, the protagonist became a primary school teacher. The teacher must be a Yangzhou thin horse, because Because these skinny horses are suffering, we must rescue them and let them support themselves without relying on men. So the protagonist puts on makeup and sneaks in, fights wits and courage with the black and white gangs of Yangzhou, and finally escapes from Yangzhou at night with a few skinny horses, so I comment, you now have thousands The army built two small landing craft and armored vehicles, landed in Yangzhou, and directly destroyed Yangzhou City. There was nothing in Yangzhou City. Scholars, who dares to beep under the bayonet? Besides, to show off one's own force, aren't there any people who want to follow the dragon? As a result, I was permanently banned!! I hope this book won't feed readers shit.

I can't stand the first chapter. It's a two-way journey, it's a two-way journey, it's a soul travel, and it's a time stop. You've taken all the advantages. In the past, I thought about conquering the Qing Dynasty, but I never mentioned the Ming Dynasty, which was also feudal and backward. You know how crooked your butt is. Since Soul Penetration can bring unlimited things to the opposite side and time still stands still, it's still a rough battle. It can be solved directly by carrying a mountain top or hundreds of thousands of tons.

We must destroy Confucianism, Confucianism, and the big landowners later, otherwise it won't be enough.

I guess those who are reading this book are also novices. For such a big thing, one person can cover the whole world and read the whole text.

Is there any late Ming rebellion literature that does not quarrel with all reactionaries? There are too many people who dealt with the emperor, officials, and gentry in various ways in the late Ming Dynasty. Is there anyone who simply said NO in a happy mood?

In this kind of double penetration, only horizontal push is the way to go. All tactics are paper tigers. If you don't understand, just recruit troops. . .