
The Little Shipowner of the Ming Dynasty
大明小船主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 674k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
307Chapters
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Reader comments 12
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Introduction, collecting historical figures of the Ming Dynasty They are all in the Ming Dynasty, which one is fake? Not a real person. That person is not a historical figure.
Why am I so upset after seeing this?
At the beginning of the great voyage, if you have the ability to change the world, you can only have a powerful and extraordinary golden finger. Otherwise, it would be like the late Ming Dynasty, and it would be impossible for ordinary time travellers to fight against the entire late Ming society.
The author said that it was not Chongzhen who was not good, but the Chinese in Chongzhen's era who were not good enough, leaving Chongzhen unavailable and ambitious. . . . . . I don't know if the author has studied probability. There are 100 million Chinese people, and the proportion of talents among them must be a stable value. Even the ancient Han Yu knew that there was no such thing as a genius, but it was left behind in the grassland. The author, a modern man, cries out for the Locust Emperor, which is truly modern. From Xu Guangqi and other Westernizers who were proficient in Western learning, to pirates such as Zheng Zhilong who had a strong maritime consciousness and colonized Taiwan, Hong Chengchou, who was both civil and military, and Mao Wenlong, the master of guerrilla warfare, there were countless talents of all kinds in the late Ming Dynasty. Most of them were either not taken seriously by the blind Chongzhen, or were killed by Chongzhen's blind command.
With such a heaven-defying golden finger, is it just a matter of consulting with Ming instead of replacing it? It's good. I like Ming Dynasty only because it is a Han securities company. I have no problem with a Han person being the emperor. I also admire the time traveler's determination to overthrow the feudal dynasty and do his own prerogatives. Some time-travelers don't lift the table because the identity they wear is that of the person who benefits the most from a vested interest group. Why does he need to lift it? But when you read the introduction, you have conquered here and there, and you just want Emperor Ming to open the sea? Hehe, hehe.
It seems a bit subtle to put this book under the historical section. It would be more appropriate to leave it in the game section. It would be more appropriate to say that the protagonist traveled to the game world.
The author should compress all the chapters before becoming a boat owner into one chapter to explain the protagonist's life experience. I've read about 10 chapters, but I haven't gotten to the point yet and I can't stand it anymore.
The setting of this novel is very interesting and supports a wave of 😍😍😍
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