
Late Qing: Silver Sails Across the Seven Seas
晚清:七海银帆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Wearing clothes doesn't lead to rebellion, but drilling your chrysanthemum with an electric drill 🌼
Your writing is good, but if you have cheat codes, you might as well raise a banner of rebellion instead of running off to that rotten Qing dynasty.
First of all, the synopsis suggests a semi-time-travel story, which makes it impossible to immerse oneself in the story. Is the protagonist primarily a transmigrator or a native? This is like being a eunuch, neither male nor female, neither here nor there.
Have those people who make random comments actually read the book?
First of all, the author sets the story in the late Qing Dynasty, a time when the Qing Dynasty was already on its last legs. Why would someone with no power or background rebel? Rather than fighting for power on the soon-to-be-chaotic mainland, it would be better to help Chinese people occupy more territory overseas and then use corrupt immigrants from the Qing Dynasty.
Holy crap!
Some people say that I am like your book. I took a look. Indeed, the beginnings are quite similar. Heavens! I just saw your book today! I'm innocent! Fortunately, we went our separate ways.
The writing is too detailed, a bit padded. The plot progresses too slowly; those without patience will leave early. Hopefully, the author will get to the main storyline soon, focusing on developing power and establishing an overseas kingdom.
Looking forward to seeing more shipwreck storylines; the cheat-like abilities and memories should allow him to make a fortune in Southeast Asia.
It's so watery, like the Pacific Ocean. I've written three or four chapters just to confirm one territory, and I keep repeating the same topic over and over again. I can't imagine it will be so watery once it's published.
Hello author, I enjoy high-quality historical novels featuring time travel and "golden finger" (advantages/cheat codes). There are very few historical novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), and those with "golden finger" features are all too over-the-top and unreadable.
This topic is quite novel. I hope the updates can be a little faster. Society is rather impatient these days, and people don't have the patience to wait.