The Big Pirate in the Late Ming Dynasty

Author: Isn't the title of your book wrong, Big Pirate? It's the Ming Dynasty businessman who is right. Shouldn't you be managing Taiwan and Luzon, building an army, and dominating the southeast? Now you are a pirate going to Yangzhou to do silk business. I feel that in the author's eyes, all you need to become a great power is a lot of money. To put it bluntly, if you, a pirate, come ashore to do big business openly, aren't you treating the officials and merchants on land as incompetent and bullying us? Don't tell me that you are making good money and building soldiers. When you have money, you will have soldiers again? So our officials are blind? Do you think you have great power? It's just that you have more people at sea. What's the difference between you and the peasant army when you go ashore? What's more, now that your Zheng family has recruited An, the family's great cause has lost its blood. You didn't see Zheng Zhilong's 200,000 troops and didn't dare to fight, so you surrendered to Qinglu.

It is said that the first big pirate is all about business. Hey, what did the author think? There is no sense of immersion. Readers who click in want to see pirates, plunder, and travel across the sea; it is not farming. If you don't even understand this principle, you can only live on the streets.

Stop when things go smoothly. Is it you who meets you?

The story of the Japanese slaves arriving at Tsushima Island was indeed true. At that time, the imperial court paid great attention to it and sent a message to the Li Dynasty for verification. The story in the second volume will write another possibility of history. If the protagonist travels through time and history remains unchanged, then it is not in vain!

Have you ever been a pirate? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

This novel is so well written. Cheers for the author Juhua. I also recommend a novel to everyone, "Ansai Military Household at the End of the Ming Dynasty". Friends who are short of books can take a look. The author is also writing it very carefully. ,

There are a lot of things you take for granted before Chapter 16, but after all, it is a novel and you can read it, but Chapter 16 is a big poisonous point. It feels even more natural to skip the plot. Is the outsider's land really yours if you cultivate it? There was no report and it was confiscated.

It feels more normal for you to transport people overseas. After all, you are a pirate. It is more normal to build a small island as a base than if you go back to the late Ming Dynasty and solidify your class. After all, a blank piece of paper is easy to draw on. The South buys, the North sells.

The Zheng family still has to develop its maritime power. People from the north are transported south to Taiwan to farm. They still have seven or eight years to expand their power and gradually swallow up Southeast Asia. Once they have people, money, and food, they will become a king.

Chapter 16: Giving porridge to a starving person who will eat whatever is given to him. Therefore, adding sand is the real disaster relief, and gruel is right for those who have been hungry for a long time. So the poison is too great.

The last few chapters in Japan that no one wants to read are about big pirate themes. There is a copy of One Piece in the late Ming Dynasty! ! Take a look and learn from it

It has the same cover as my book

I am very grateful to Oreki Harano for his monthly vote, as well as the recommendation votes from many readers, and special thanks to Ark One for his unremitting efforts to support this book. He is the first reader of this book. I see him voting for recommendations every day and I am more motivated.

The title of the book is about a big pirate. What do you think about it in the future? Do you want to go ashore and become a prostitute, or find yourself a local king in a small Southeast Asian country?

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