Back in the Late Ming Dynasty, I Became a Pirate?

If you build a ship, just build a ship. If you want to build a steam engine, take the lead and build it. If you build a broken island, will it have fuel even if it is built?

Author, look at the identity you designed for the protagonist in the first chapter. It seems to be quite high-ranking. He is a ship weapons expert, the youngest chief engineer, and a ship designer. Then he went to the deck early in the morning to walk around and hit the waves in the sea. Are you kidding me? Are there all dead people on the boat? The protagonist has such a valuable talent, but no one around him to follow him? The boat was fine in the sea, but the protagonist was photographed in the sea. What happened? The waves have long hands? Caught the protagonist into the sea? ? Besides, this ship is broken and people are flying into the sea after a wave. What kind of bullshit designer is the protagonist? Do you expect this broken ship to be able to fight? Don't let it sink in the middle of the road!

You are a weapons expert, but modern people are different from ancient people. Compared with ancient people, modern ordinary people are just novices. No matter how powerful he was, he was still a craftsman in ancient times. He was still a craftsman among ancient pirates. What status did he have?

There's something wrong with the logic and it's hard to describe. I feel dizzy reading this book, it's so poisonous

There's nothing to say about the timing::::::::: Doesn't it take time for the protagonist to develop? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Travelers will have to wait several years before they can get up.

Seeing that the leader of the pirates doubted the protagonist, I felt that my IQ was greatly insulted (the protagonist suddenly joined, and then used the built ship to save the leader. If he did not save the pirate, the group was destroyed, which is why he suspected this person in the first place). Later, the protagonist found out that there was a problem with the surname Gu, but said that it was not easy to talk to others now. When it is really dangerous, you report this problem directly, and the leader will definitely monitor you and the leader named Gu. If not, you should vote for someone else earlier.

I just know that this author takes it for granted. Books like this can also be featured in new book selections. Fighter in the garbage.

Not logical. Can't stand it.

Qidian now collects all junk books

I really can't stand it anymore. The characters are too complex. The big boss is a typical fool and loyal person. His behavior style and past experience are completely unreasonable. Mao Wenlong also did business with Hou Jin. If he opposed smuggling with Hou Jin, he would not be able to worship Mao Wenlong. Moreover, Mao Wenlong's subordinates and backgrounds are similar. The experience of the old army can only maintain limited loyalty to the Ming Dynasty. The most loyal armies in the late Ming Dynasty were the reorganized armies like Sun Chuanting (for the first time), Lu Xiangsheng, and Zhou Yuji. The second leader was purely impulsive. People with no brains at all would not be able to survive.

Don't write about other supporting characters, can you just write about how you rose to the top in one step? Others who write are stupider than pigs, and paper can be used casually. Then there are so many pieces of paper with design drawings that can be secretly written on? Not many people can read but you still write so much. Everyone's whereabouts are like flying, not walking, and no one is alive. Wouldn't it be better to just treat yourself as one of the system's own?

I felt a little uncomfortable when I saw Chapter 47. If you offend someone, please press the other person to death if you can and sort out your thoughts. The protagonist's goal: to create advanced weapons and plan to eliminate various anthropomorphic forces in the late Ming Dynasty. The current situation of the protagonist: He is living under the shelter of others, and his family is still a deserter and bandit with the worst reputation. The protagonist's abilities: map operations and on-site management, no political acumen, no sense of crisis. Protagonist's allies: None The bloody storm of the late Ming Dynasty is not suitable for the protagonist, really go home

Green-skinned protagonist, all depends on my thinking

Great book, keep supporting! ! !

This novel is so well written, please give it to the author Xiaoliu. 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.

What rubbish, two waves of pirates, and an Infernal Affairs, and you can still be the third child

From the perspective of the late Ming Dynasty, it is actually very simple to target the Jurchens. Collect the clothes of those who died from smallpox and let those who could not die from smallpox take them to the border of Liaodong. Dispose of corpses in the water sources of Liaodong or contaminate the water sources with poison. Send individual soldiers to target horses.

It's so well written, I won't comment anymore, hey