Starving at the End of the Ming Dynasty: Summoning Game Players at the Beginning

It's unreasonable. There is a river thousands of miles away from Chidi, and there are fish in the river. There are homeless people around, but they don't try to catch them.

① First of all: the water flow will decrease and there will be a lack of oxygen, so a large number of dead fish will appear. However, eating the rotten dead fish will cause the hungry people to die through the intestines. The history of the Qing Dynasty has recorded: "Ten people ate the dead fish, and nine people died through the intestines." ②Secondly: If live fish is not roasted over fire, it will be infected with bacteria and die if eaten raw. Because the water source is polluted, acute gastroenteritis was eaten with myrrh in ancient times, and there was no money to eat it. ③Again: There is no net, no fishing gear, and no bait. It is difficult to catch live fish with bare hands. And if you are exhausted after fishing, you will become food for other hungry people, because it is much easier to eat you than to eat fish. ④Finally: Fish bones are a big problem. When fish are caught, their fins will be exposed. If you are accidentally stabbed, it will cause wound infection, especially in polluted water. You will have a cold and fever the next day due to infection, and you will not survive the third day. I hope you are satisfied with this answer.

Is there a long live Lord?

I think players must leave cyber descendants, otherwise how will they retain people? No matter how fun the game is, you won't be able to play it for a lifetime.

The economic structure and literacy rate in the late Ming Dynasty are talking about humanitarianism? The author really takes things for granted and makes decisions as soon as he hits his head.

It feels like the author is trying to do something wrong. . From my experience as a 10-year-old bookworm, the titles are starting to disappear, which is a sign of failure.

Everything has to end on its own, so what do you want the players to do?

I'm speechless. It's about the fourth natural disaster. The player should be the protagonist. There is too little description. The player disappears at the critical moment. The protagonist of this book should be a tool talent.

Behind the scenes or? Is there a female protagonist, such as Man Sui?

I'm convinced. Isn't it good to be naked? He's a eunuch, damn.

It's good to learn from this book.

I'm scared of being teased by the eunuch, so I'll add it to the bookshelf first and then read it when there will be 1 million words.

It feels like we need to dig a deep well, but we don't know how to pump water for irrigation. There was an absolute drought in the late Ming Dynasty, and then there were migratory locusts. Without pesticides or airplanes, I didn't know how to control them.

I always feel like I am imitating "This Game Is Too Real". They are all high-dimensional intelligent assistants, they are all controlling intelligent people, and they are all built from scratch in a different world. There is always an inexplicable sense of déjà vu 😅

The river is owned by an owner. Anyone who steals fish or other things will be killed directly 😴

When to kill everyone. I read a book last time, and it was also about the fourth natural disaster in the late Ming Dynasty

It looks good, but there are not enough updates. I haven't seen the fourth natural disaster in history for a long time! 😭

By the way, why do I feel that the author made the Manchu Qing Dynasty too strong? Just like the players, they are not afraid of death and have strong military power.

What's the point of such a game?

It's not like those crazy books that were exposed to the country again.

If you want to ignore the transitional stage of city building before farming, you can start with the fall of the Ming Empire in the third volume. After that, players fight and the political power is established. Players face the Ming Empire's last remaining moments and the trampling of the Central Plains by the Jiannu cavalry. Players begin to move towards formality and establish city-states, alliances, and tribes. Players begin to untie their shackles, actively enter the world, and change the world.

Outrageous, is this the fourth natural disaster article?