
Great Ming: Beginning in Siberia, I Rule the World
大明:从西伯利亚开始君临天下
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- Completed
- Length
- 647k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Traveling Between Two Worlds, Starting as a Reseller
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The idea is good, but it doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Who would develop industry in Siberia? 🙂
Those who go to Siberia to grow potatoes are either Japanese or political criminals; what respectable Russian would go there?
The most basic question is, with the productivity of that time, how did so many people keep warm?
If you're just reading it for fun, it doesn't matter. But one thing: how old is the protagonist who's been hiding in Siberia for so long?
Why don't you go and conquer the Americas in 200 years?
Hurry up and update to 5 million words! I can't wait to read it!
The general idea is good, but the writing is really bad and tedious. Also, for two hundred years, besides developing themselves, they didn't seem to have any intelligence about the situation around them whatsoever. I really don't know what they were doing for those two hundred years.
This is worse than just having a system summon a deity...
How can there be so many defects right from the start? You can't possibly start purifying from the beginning, can you?
Siberia, with temperatures tens of degrees below zero, is a place with real potential for development. Why didn't the Soviet Union develop it? Why didn't the Russians do it? Were they fools?