Daming: I, Lao Ba, Will Create a World Where the Sun Never Sets on the Sea!

There are quite a lot of articles about the struggle for hegemony on which the sun never sets, but there really aren't many that are written with brains in mind. Here's one thing to say, this one is pretty good. Now that you're done, let's eat ashes on my bookshelf.

It's time to plant some grass. Let's eat some ashes in the bookshelf and grow it.

There is no monthly ticket, and the recommendation ticket has been given to others. I can only give you an investment~~ Come on~~Write something with some brains and the sun never sets~🤓

The first seven or eight chapters are really not that good, like a newbie. The author seems to have found his own style later on. If he writes well, he still has a chance.

My personal suggestion is to write more about Age of Empires, as I feel that the role of Goldfinger has been weakened. It would be better if we could get some historical generals, but now it's not exciting enough and a bit delayed.

I hope that after the protagonist dies, he can become the Europa Universalis system, then evolve into Hearts of Iron, and then evolve into the Stars system.

Noble? Then why not just create a Pam system? Anyway, there aren't many people in Qiongzhou🙂

Looking for vests: Yu Bingrui, Wu Zhengjun! 😃😃😃

Growing cotton in American plantations, weaving it into cloth in Europe, dumping and selling cloth in South Asia and India, this is the British way of doing things where the sun never sets. The sun never sets in Hainan, what are you going to do?

The plot is the same as the previous book.

There are too few people recruited, there is a time limit for loyalty, and the control over subordinates is not good... The number of people recruited can be controlled at one hundred thousand, and absolute loyalty should not have a time limit, otherwise the modern system cannot guarantee that the policy will be implemented below, let alone the Ming Dynasty...