Great Ning Dynasty 1782

The pacing is too slow. The naval battle at the beginning dragged on for so long without any exciting moments, and there was too little explanation of the country's history. It was still quite entertaining, but the pacing needs to be sped up.

Why aren't you writing business articles anymore? I still want to read Investment Era.

Having read the author's latest chapter, I hope the author understands one thing: China cannot undergo an industrial revolution using Western methods. The enclosure movement would have been halfway through when peasant uprisings destroyed the dynasty, leading to a new round of industrial revolution. If factory owners excessively pursued efficiency and reduced worker wages too much, a worker uprising would have killed both the factory owners and the emperor.

I finally finished reading this chapter today after saving it for a long time. Here are my thoughts: The nation of Da Ning has already begun its decline from its peak. Without the protagonist as a variable, it might have disintegrated. Various corrupt bureaucratic and aristocratic classes relentlessly exploit the lower classes.

Hmm

In real history, 30 million Chinese who went to Southeast Asia only occupied a tiny place like Singapore. Why? It was because white people joined forces with the indigenous people to exterminate them... The white world has always been very wary of the rise of China because China has been a world hegemon for thousands of years. The past few hundred years have only been a temporary period of decline. In the future, the only thing that can threaten Western rule is the Chinese.

Seriously, I'm fed up. If you don't like this, go watch something else. Every now and then, someone posts something encouraging self-castration. If you don't watch this, does everyone else not watch this either? It's absolutely disgusting.

Alternate history? What a flop! 😅 Historical fiction is fanfiction, historical facts are the original work, and alternate history is fanfiction without an original work. It's no wonder it flopped so badly. Qin Dynasty stories have Qin Dynasty fans, Three Kingdoms stories have Three Kingdoms fans, Ming Dynasty stories have Ming Dynasty fans, so what's the fan base for alternate history?

The opening details 18th-century naval warfare, which this history buff and naval enthusiast thoroughly enjoyed. Its strengths include: 1. Accurate historical knowledge of the heyday of sailing warships. From ship classifications, cabin divisions, officer and crew ranks to navigation methods and battle procedures, the historical accuracy and detail are astonishing;

Well written. The 18th century saw my country vying for dominance in the oceans with the pioneering nations of the Age of Exploration, somewhat compensating for the regret of being forced to withdraw from the world stage during the Qing Dynasty. However, the author needs to consider two issues: one is the relationship with the Qing Dynasty.