Great Ming: Just Crowned Emperor, Now I'm the American Empire's Group Chat Admin
大明：刚登基，成了美帝群主
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I can understand every single word, but this name is making my brain freeze... Are chat groups really this unconventional these days? Since we've already included the American emperor Liezu, shouldn't the scope be expanded to include William the Great of England remotely controlling Korea's counterattack against Japan, recreating the Battle of Habsburgs?
Will Trump appear? Will it be for his first term or his second? But Trump has seen chat groups before; could he think he's been scammed?
American photos
Let's add another picture of Trump 😁
I'll keep this book for now and read it after next year's election. I remember back in 2016, a guy also wrote a book about a real-life Trump candidate who ran for president, hoping to ride the wave of popularity. Trump actually won, and his book was shelved.
The author has pioneered a new genre: emperor chat groups. Keep writing! Qidian is about to see a large number of imitators.
The author's political acumen is extremely low; he relies entirely on impressions from old high school textbooks and propaganda, even concluding that Louis XVI interfered in American independence simply because he disliked Britain. Anyone with a college education wouldn't reach such a conclusion. If Louis XVI had such powerful, arbitrary authority, would he have been beheaded?
I've basically finished reading it. The main plot is progressing very slowly, with half of the content consisting of chat. Moreover, the protagonist gains almost nothing from the chat group. After more than a hundred chapters, he has hardly accomplished anything significant, let alone used the chat group to reverse colonize the Americas.
Feudalism, after three hundred years, was nearing its end and was about to fail, while the United States, after three hundred years, became the world's strongest nation.
Let me talk about what I think is the biggest problem with this book.
That's because the main character looks too stupid. The entire series uses the perspective of feudal emperors to evaluate the industrial age. The latest chapter's disdain for Britain is hilarious; the Ming Dynasty, with its limited understanding, still aspires to be the world's greatest power.
I want to see just how outrageous this novel really is. 🙂