The Great Ming Pirate

Rubbish logic. Don't think about making money, recruiting soldiers and buying artillery. Write nonsense like Japanese pirates. Tokugawa Ieyasu, an old turtle, implemented a secluded country and ordered to withdraw his sword. Where did the little devil come from? They are all actors hired by local wealthy merchants and merchants. 😤😤😤😤😤😤

There are two main reasons. First, the author feels that he is a novice in history. The description of naval battles is too simple, and there are also problems with the description of the economy. Also, the first 100 chapters feel like he is about to rebel, and later he talks about coexisting with the Ming Dynasty. He cannot stand the changes. Second, the author does not know the Ming Dynasty well enough. The sea ban has little to do with the rule of the ancestors and Confucianism. The main reason is that Zhu Di looked too ugly when he opened the sea. Once the sea was opened, the interests of the people below were harmed and all the interests were given to the emperor. How could officials open the sea?

The protagonist suddenly exploded, and it was so outrageous. The protagonist was not given a golden finger. As soon as he traveled through time, there was a series of outrageous plots about grabbing weapons and killing officials. It's okay if the plot is set like this, but can we set a cheat for the protagonist? For example, describe a sudden burst of brute strength and speed? In other words, the death of the original soul forcibly activated a certain switch in the human body. For example, when encountering danger, the body suddenly secretes some unknown substance, which can overturn a car in an instant with strength and speed. Also, the background setting of the protagonist is too outrageous. He is just a fisherman and suddenly kills people, but does it feel normal? It is said that he was affected by the angry soul of the original host, but afterwards he had to describe fear, panic and vomiting.

Because this "Prime Minister of the Empire" remembers the author named Muchenke! 😁

The description of war is too childish. You are writing about pirates. At least learn about naval battles! It's not a game. A few ships were lost this way, a few people were lost there. I didn't even know how many people were required to operate the sails and strings on the ship, and the description of the ships was unclear. I still wrote about the Ming Dynasty's maritime hegemony. You are writing a historical article. It does not just mean that you should use the background of the time and then the characters at that time. The requirements for historical articles are more rigorous and reasonable. In this case, you might as well just write a fictional article and make up a background yourself. Although everyone knows that this is what you wrote, it is no longer Ming Dynasty!

Japanese pirates, Japanese pirates, fighting in the nest. Borrowing from other people's experience of the Three Kingdoms, the rule of the ant thief Cong Grassland began. There is no point in fighting with me. If you have the ability to hate the United States, don't target the island. Political correctness is the most disgusting thing.

I can't stand it anymore. Every four or five chapters there will be one or two chapters devoted to the love between children and other things. It's simply an urban romance novel disguised as an illusion. . . . You can watch it if you don't mind this, but I can't stand it anymore

It's strange. The author should be considered a big boss. The previous book had so many fans. How come this book looks good inside but I can't even add it to my collection?

Um, I read a few chapters and it said that it took only an hour and fifty miles from Ningbo to Blind Island to die from poison on the spot. Modern merchant ships can arrive in about an hour. The wooden ships of the Ming Dynasty can travel six to seven kilometers in an hour. It is already smooth sailing. In one hour, do you think it is an aircraft carrier?

I can't stand it anymore. I don't have a clear goal. When I am a pirate, I just want to be my pirate. I do something unclear all day long, and there is no main line.