
The Ultimate Martial Immortal: From Clockwork Craftsman to Immortal
末极武仙,从机巧匠开始
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- Completed
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- 715k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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What do those guys who want to see the protagonist lead Japan to defeat the Ming Dynasty think? Aren't you afraid that the author will be criticized? Anyone who writes this kind of thing will be sprayed to death!
It's really novel that the protagonist is Japanese.
When did the protagonist become a Ming Dynasty? Didn't he travel through time? And even wore it to Japan 😂
There is no need for Ming Dynasty
It doesn't matter who you are if you have the strength. After the Ming Dynasty, they won't treat them as one of their own.
The writing is surprisingly good
No, you sell small weapons, which are about as powerful as small firearms, and you still sell them wholesale at cabbage prices. In ancient times, it was a serious crime to confiscate a house. There is nothing wrong with selling it. If you sell this, you think you are not causing enough trouble. . .
Some people feel that it is awkward to lead the Japanese to fight against the Ming Dynasty. This problem seems to be solved easily The author can write that after Japan is unified, the protagonist will give his subordinates equipment to fight against the West, and then go to the Ming Dynasty alone to kill the Ming Dynasty and change the dynasty. Of course, it is feasible to promote modern ideas first, recruit a group of people, and then slowly liberate the Ming Dynasty. Based on the strength of the protagonist in the introduction, I do not believe that anyone can stop the protagonist. Of course, the protagonist can also lead his men to defeat the West and then defeat the Ming Dynasty alone.
I haven't seen it for a while, and sure enough I entered the palace.
Personally, I feel that the author's writing is pretty good, but the overall worldview restricts him to death. In the current worldview, the protagonist's abilities are too strong. He is very powerful, proficient in mechanics, and has modern knowledge. How about turning it into a group in the later stage to develop forces and compete for world supremacy, but the protagonist has always been one person, so this road is not easy to change, and it also involves joining Japan's local forces, will it also develop industry to attack China? If this is the plot, it is a bit disgusting to think about. The same goes for fighting Europe and the United States. Whether it is the occupation of Europe and the United States or the scientific and technological progress of the two sides during the struggle, it is difficult to write about it, because China will be left out. No matter who wins, who will be unlucky next will not have to say, history will be repeated. I feel that this kind of plug-in still needs to be arranged in the extraordinary world, or the spiritual energy is revived, the secret realm comes, etc. The ordinary world will soon become top-notch, and if it cannot be upgraded, it can only develop in the power aspect, which is different from the original main tone.
If you want to write about unifying the world but you dare not write about China, why not write about it in an imaginary way? It's a bit difficult. Wouldn't everything be better if I just changed my name? No wonder it looks weird and makes the comment section a mess.
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You've traveled through Japan, why don't you develop your magic career? So many talents.