
Voyage to Nanyang
闯南洋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 192k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
91Chapters
0Votes
688Recs
46Fans
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Does the author not know what the problem is? Your introduction makes it difficult to understand what the novel is about. This is an Internet article, not a literary work. You wrote the introduction like this, and the editor actually approved it.
Treasure hunting comes from all over the world 😁 to support the new work of the great master
Just be a rich man honestly.
It looks good, mainly because it is true. At this time, overseas founding is no longer possible.
When I read Chapter 30, I could read it earlier, but when I saw that I was going to demonstrate a steam engine to a foreigner, I gave up 😁, not taking my own life seriously at all. PS: I misunderstood the steam engine. It should be steam printing and dyeing equipment.
You were causing trouble in the beginning, but now the protagonist is doing nothing and not picking up girls. It's a bit boring.
I once read a book with a similar beginning. I was selling piglets to Nanyang. I was also spotted by a wealthy businessman, and then I fell in love with the female president of the Bank of America. I forgot her name. Does anyone know?
When you open a new book, you can't update the one next door faster?
Go watch the author's treasure hunt all over the world and it's great
It's definitely a eunuch. First of all, it's a typo.
Uh, let's get started, you're going to cut it as soon as you get there? ?
Is there a possibility that it is a problem with the title and introduction of your book? Treasure hunting is quite fun, but there is no "emotion" or "passion". . .