Late Ming: One Tael of Silver Per Minute, Bulldozing the Globe
明末：一分钟一两银，全球推土机
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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There's no such thing as a perfect story; as long as it's entertaining, that's all that matters.
Not even 200 people
What?! Ten thousand readers already? What's going on? Can anyone, Yanzu, explain this?
Bug feedback
1. You did not solve the silver shortage at the end of the Ming Dynasty; instead, you exacerbated it. After you recharged the silver into the system, it was directly converted into supplies, personnel, and equipment. However, this silver simply disappeared from the world, exacerbating the panic at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
It's a genre I like, but the whole thing is too long-winded. It feels like the plot doesn't move forward at all! It turns out it's just progressing day by day!
I was wondering why the opening paragraph was so difficult to read; writing this is like writing modern poetry—how could it be pleasant? Let me give you a taste.
The biggest problem with this book is its padding. Issues that could be covered in one chapter are stretched out into four or five chapters with a lot of unnecessary rambling. This negatively impacts the reading experience and the enjoyment.
The layout at the beginning is really bad.
It's so watery, so watery, the layout is really painful to look at.
Insufficient vision, too fast pace
I subscribed to this review, and it's quite something. First of all, they started with no capital, only five or six hundred thousand taels. They were recruiting soldiers, doing business, buying eunuchs, etc., Expanding their operations too much. They lacked the strength but still acted arrogantly, even collecting commercial taxes.
It's dragging on, verbose, and slow-paced. Each character's reaction to the events in the capital, Mao Wenlong, and Yuan Chonghuan takes several chapters to write, and it doesn't feel satisfying at all. It's utterly useless.
It's extremely weak, and the entire piece consists of only one sentence per paragraph, making it feel awkward, like reading poetry. I won't even mention the other flaws.