I'll Tie up the Papermaker and Ask the Western Fleet to Die.

I thought it was the time traveler who just stuck paper battleships and hit the other side.

The introduction gives people the appearance of a young general in the Boxer Rebellion.

Isn't it said that all monsters and monsters will turn into ashes in front of 152?

The sentences are well-written and the writing is smooth, but the plot is not compact and reasonable. The emotional drama was too high at the beginning and not appropriate The protagonist's ancestral skills are the main plug-in, but the design has no room for upgrade. The title of the book sounds like pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but its own strength is not up to it The strange person in the world is written on a background similar to the two crows, and various ancient Chinese cultures are shown later. It feels thoughtful, but There is no good or bad back and forth, always push the same, there is no big BOSS or staged BOSS that cannot be defeated, there is a saying, you can win by resting on your laurels, why can the Xia Dynasty lose? There is a method of sacrificing to the gods, stargazing and prophecy in the past dynasties. In this article, they should all be imperial officials, you can write more about it. Now that I have written it like this, it would be difficult to write a score without the collision of modern Chinese and Western fantasy cultures (not a superiority crushing of one side, there is no suspense about who wins in the end anyway)

Since he is a paper maker, how can he miss out on the red color🀄️

I'm speechless. Can folk Dharma teachings be compared to porcelain Taoism and Buddha?

Maybe the author's writing is a bit confusing. I don't know what the protagonist's goal is! Many books have a theme, and this one is a bit like a unit drama.

It's not that the introduction of Wudiwen is so awesome.

Let's put it bluntly. It's very difficult for a papermaker and cobbler to defeat a battleship. It's more difficult than ghosts and monsters who are not afraid of being struck by the sun and lightning. Gunpowder is a real mine, and the firepower of a World War II battleship is enough to blow it into ashes.

To be honest, the early stage was really bad, and the protagonist was too bad

Is it appropriate to put paper-making work in the fantasy category? In the past 20 years, Eastern culture has accounted for the majority with some Western fantasy elements. Isn't it... A fantasy classification? I remember that online fantasy was originally the path taken by those who imitated writing Western fantasy but their cultural habits did not match and they were forced to transform.

Except for Taoism, Buddhism does not belong to China. It was passed down from Indonesia. No different than Jesus

Our civil and military system is far superior to that of the West in everything except firearms.

Since it's the sea, why not set up a Cthulhu?

It seems that the core of the paper, skin, and drama are all branched out from the gods.

Did the Qing Dynasty lack combat power in modern times? There is a shortage but there is no shortage. Even if the Qing Dynasty World War, various treaties between the eight countries, Yuan Shikai, and various warlords later, when the people were fighting for liberation, they still mobilized millions of troops to fight, all relying on other people's support? Why are you so frustrated? It's not a problem with the Qing Dynasty, system, or ideology. Just like what Lu Xun said: Studying medicine can only save the body, but not the country. It's useless for you to win the world alone! If there is a problem with the ideological system, even the hydrogen bombs are sent out, and they think they have made a profit.

Is this picture okay?

It's so frustrating, I can't stand it anymore. Keep it for now, then kick me when you feel good