Start with a Bowl, I Establish a New Order in Nanyang

Damn, the people in Manila are really smart. They actually dare to make blue and white porcelain! Do you think all the gentry in Jiangxi are dead?

I read more than 20 chapters, but nothing was done, so I just changed the map.

I also ask all readers to comment. I don't even know if what I wrote is good or bad.

It's okay, I guess the follow-up won't look good Don't make leaps in development and technology, be realistic, have a strong historical atmosphere, and be more connected with "Ming" or "Han" (even if it's just psychological)

I read the latest chapter in one go, and the overall concept is good. The timeline is too short, and the colonial stronghold has not yet been built. One moment, the indigenous tribes will attack, and the next, the British navy will attack. This kind of writing that deliberately gives the protagonist intensity is a bit divorced from reality. It is more reasonable to focus on the development of colonial points. If you feel bored, you can extend the timeline, such as what will happen in a few days, what will happen in a few weeks.

The new author writes well. Supported by monthly tickets

Quite good, the quality is one of the best among new books 👍

The plot has not unfolded in more than ten chapters,

This is probably the case in Nanyang. They are just trading strongholds and do not have large-scale colonies, except for the Philippines.