
Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: I Can Receive Modern Goods
穿越大明:我能接收现代物资
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- 3.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The entire book is permeated with a dark and unsavory stench.
Throughout the book, the author adopts a didactic tone, portraying the protagonist as an omniscient and omnipotent scoundrel, a cunning and invincible lowlife, with the author's philosophy being the most profound and his own being the most important. The more the book progresses, the stronger the negative connotations become.
I've been reading for a long time, and there's something I just have to say.
I don't care how much of the author's personal agenda is inserted into the book; reading isn't about putting it into practice. However, the author's inexplicable overhaul of the protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) and the addition of a new mode feels bizarre and unnecessary. If you're writing a wish-fulfillment story, suppressing the urges is fine and enjoyable.
Actually, you can buy large quantities of near-expiry food and zombie meat to feed a large army later. Buying fresh food instead of this is a complete loss. You can also build your own artisan camp and buy unsold steel from modern steel mills. Buying from two or three mills is enough to equip tens of thousands of people.
The protagonist's sister was taken advantage of by the protagonist's simp brother?
Please revise the content in Chapter 68. Hiding troop carriers in a wheat field in the dead of winter—the wheat is lucky to be ten centimeters tall in winter, let alone hiding people there! At first, I thought it was just one paragraph and could be left alone, but I didn't expect there to be more later.
In reality, the Ming Dynasty wasn't as good as people online make it out to be; in fact, it was quite terrible. The Qing Dynasty inherited the Ming system and also quickly became corrupt.
The introduction itself seems problematic. Limiting imperial power depends on the times and the public's level of understanding. If the public's understanding isn't sufficient, relinquishing imperial power is tantamount to handing it over to the so-called scholar-officials.
Just a heads-up to the author: you're not an individual buyer, you're a wholesaler, so don't use Pinduoduo so casually. Actually, Alibaba's platform allows you to directly contact manufacturers and get even cheaper wholesale prices.
The original soldiers said the protagonist should make up for the unpaid wages; this is a plot hole.
It needs to be made clear that the unpaid wages cannot be made up. This money was not caused by you, and even if you give it to them, they won't be grateful. I can give you so much money because it's important for you to make the soldiers understand who is paying for their livelihood.
Too much nonsense, with endless lines about the younger sister's romantic storyline. Is the male lead or the younger sister the main character?