Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: I Can Receive Modern Supplies

If only we could really save an era like this...

This book is a good way to pass the time, it's effortless and not irritating.

Zhao Chengming is very charming, but his status limits his charm.

I haven't read such a good book in a long time. I don't like the fast pace of Tomatoes, but I prefer this kind of writing that is full of twists and turns.

I didn't have any expectations based on the name. It's not a masterpiece that will make you scream, but it's very interesting to watch.

The book is a good book, but updates are too slow

The emperor wanted his son to die! ! !

If you don't fool me, I won't fool you!

Always keep up with updates, update more and faster, otherwise I will forget about you if I read other books.

It's pretty average, with a few areas that stand out.

Although I do not deny that Zhu Dadian in history was a greedy person who harmed the people through corruption. However, people are complicated, and his evaluation should be viewed separately. Just as the literati in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties commented on him, he was "extremely greedy by nature and committed many violent acts... However, his death was violent and worthy of being a minister of future generations." This is not a denial of whether he has done anything wrong, but an affirmation of the shining points of his life after admitting his crimes and mistakes. From the perspective of simple mistakes, there is no difference between a mediocre official who does nothing and a corrupt official who harms the people through corruption. They are both harming the people, but in a different way. Therefore, I feel that when looking at a person, one must admit both his faults and his merits.

This is the most treasured serial I have discovered this year.

Throughout the book, the author uses a preaching attitude of saying that the world is big and I am the greatest and my ideas are the most profound, shaping the protagonist into an omniscient and omnipotent ruffian, an invincible gangster who commits misdeeds and misdeeds. Whether he is writing poems to the harem or writing diaries to deceive Chongzhen, they are all filled with a sense of taken-for-granted and dank elation, even though these are still tolerable. But the author couldn't help but bring in his half-full private goods, promote the so-called management experience that is the same as Houheixue, deny public ownership, and appear on the page as a smart neoliberal citizen, and the protagonist's performance is obviously the manifestation of the accompanying Houheixue mentality of "as long as I am shameless enough, I can win everything." The author is good at writing, but after deceiving people at the beginning, the subsequent point of view output and character creation are all accurately used in places that make people uncomfortable. Difficult to evaluate.

It doesn't matter to me how the author contains personal information in the book. Reading a book is not about practicing it. But the author inexplicably overturned Goldfinger and added a new mode. I think it is very weird and unnecessary. You have already written a cool article, and I still think it is good and interesting to read it. But I can't handle the new mode in the new chapter. You can upgrade and add a mode to make it more enjoyable, but I haven't seen any major weakening. Does the protagonist need this 20x power enhancement anytime and anywhere? No need at all. The protagonist doesn't need to be invincible at all. He has modern equipment. To be honest, the protagonist's halo will not be injured all the way. In other words, injury is what the author said! In other words, the author wants the protagonist to take higher-tech and heavier things to the Ming Dynasty. I think it is completely unnecessary, and it also overthrows the author's previous writing ideas. It was specially arranged that the sister cannot go abroad to buy firearms. Do you need anything particularly high-tech now? No need at all. What the protagonist wants is food and knowledge, and weapons are only secondary. The current production is completely enough. Do you still want to arm the entire team? How can the protagonist have enough money? Then let's talk about the old model. Does the protagonist need a warehouse at any time? Much needed! Will the protagonist still have to run to the warehouse to pick up goods anytime and anywhere in the future? So that inexplicable big nerf, I think is very unnecessary, annoying and speechless... Why did it feel so good before? Is it awesome if you don't allow it now? So something that obviously doesn't need to be changed has to be made to disgust everyone? Everyone has invested a lot of time and emotion in the author's book from not having many subscriptions to now having good subscriptions. I hope the author will seriously consider changing that weird weakening, or explain the reason why you have to do this. Not every reader is so easy to accept your strange approach.

In fact, you can buy a large amount of expired food and zombie meat to raise an army in the future. If you don't buy this stuff, you will lose money if you buy fresh ones. You can also set up your own craftsman camp and buy it directly in modern times. If the big steel plants can't sell the steel, you can equip more than 100,000 people by sweeping two or three steel plants. Don't equip yourself like the early stage. Even with Jack Ma's worth, you can't afford to support more than 100,000 people. In the middle and later stages, you can actually sell jade, medicinal materials, and even gold. If you sell exactly the same antiques, it will be a big mistake to decide whether the items from the Forbidden City are real or what you have in your hand.

The protagonist's sister was fucked by the protagonist's dog-licking brother?

Let's change the content of Chapter 68. Hiding in a wheat field in the winter, and hiding troop carriers. In winter, it would be good if the wheat is ten centimeters high. It also hides people. At first, I thought it was only one section, so let it go, but I didn't expect there would be more later.

In fact, Daming is really not as good as the Internet says, but actually very bad. The Qing Dynasty inherited the Ming system, and it decayed very quickly.

After reading the introduction, I feel that there is something wrong. Limiting the imperial power depends on the time and the wisdom of the people. If the people's wisdom is not to a certain level, giving up the imperial power is equivalent to giving up power to the so-called scholar-bureaucrats at that time. With the emperor at their head, they can destroy the country and the family, let alone you want to give up the imperial power. In that era, the most that could be done was to give up administrative power and retain rights such as the military, appointment and dismissal of personnel, and financial approval, and a certain proportion of military appropriations had to be guaranteed. Giving up the power of governance is tantamount to throwing away the blame for problems in development and governance. Any problems that arise in the country can be blamed on the scholar-bureaucrats. The appointment and dismissal of personnel are still in hand, so just replace them.

A reminder to the author, you are not an individual buyer, but a wholesaler, so don't be tempted to fight for Xixi. In fact, on Alibaba platform, if you contact the manufacturer directly, the wholesale price is cheaper.

You need to make it clear that you cannot make up for the unpaid wages. This money is not your fault. Even if you pay it, people will not be grateful to you. I can reward you with so much money because you need to let the soldiers understand that it is very important who pays to support them.

There is too much nonsense, and there is always a lot of love lines about the younger sister. Is the male protagonist the protagonist or the younger sister?

During the Ming Dynasty, there were cultural, spiritual, and ideological problems. Corruption was rampant, collusion between officials and businessmen, party fighting only benefited themselves, and compradors betrayed the country. The gentry and clans experienced the Yuan Dynasty. They thought that the dynasty was a slippery dynasty and the clans were iron-clad. They would just watch with a cold eye when encountering all foreign attacks. What's more, they took the initiative to lead the way. Officials led the way, scholars led the way, and the people led the way. They were greedy for life and afraid of death, and greedy for money and lust. As a result, I didn't expect that Qing Gou would not play the same tricks as the Yuan Dynasty with them. They divided the country into blockades, shaved their heads and changed their clothes. They stationed themselves in cities and towns to suppress the uprising. With a dog leash tied around their necks, they could only be slaughtered. If the protagonist of this book does not have an advanced ideological spirit to innovate, in the end all technologies and developments will only be used as wedding clothes for these parasites.

The essence of this book is that Zhao Chengming does not act based on messy positions. Think about it, if a person in power would mix positions randomly like a modern person to satisfy the readers' unnecessary positions, then the readers would be no different from refugees who have been deceived.

What's going on? With Industrial Cthulhu as your back, just train an archer team? The parts of the flintlock gun are made separately, and ordinary iron pipes are enough for the barrel. It is not illegal to even directly use iron pipes to make a structural part similar to a Napoleon cannon. Even a few refugees with one spear are more reliable than the archers.

I just started watching it, and I wanted to know what happened to my sister and Liu Qi. To be honest, I don't really like Liu Qi's character. And currently, it seems that my sister is a golden finger for the protagonist. If my sister gets married, she will be half an outsider. I hope she won't be poisoned.

Seeing that he can take his sister in and out of the late Ming Dynasty, if the protagonist is busy buying this or that, he will directly report it to the country, which will be led by the national level. Even if the protagonist becomes emperor in the late Ming Dynasty, he still has the character of a small family without a big family. But it's just a novel. If it wasn't written like this, no one would read it. 😅

Arrange for people to go abroad and have all the light weapons. It's too much trouble now.

I've read Chapter 288. Things were going well in the beginning, but suddenly I realized that I don't know what Zhao Chengming wants to do. He told his sister earlier that he didn't want to be the emperor, start a family, have children, and don't want to get rich... What does he want to do?

The protagonist's arrogance can be seen from the letter to tease the queen.