Giant Ship Across the Song Dynasty: My Supplies Come from My Homeland
巨舰横宋：我的物资来自祖国
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Having read the third chapter, I can't help but complain.
If this were to actually happen, it would be 100% top secret. Once the nation found out, they would immediately deploy heavy forces, treating it like a strategic weapon or even higher level of security. How could a few lowly experts just hold a meeting to discuss it? The protagonist reports it to a local branch, and then the branch just gathers a few experts for a discussion. I'm speechless...
Kings and nobles referred to themselves as "" or "" during the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. Before the Qing dynasty, they rarely referred to themselves as "" (this king). From the Kangxi era of the Qing dynasty onwards, this became the common self-reference. Subordinates addressed kings and nobles as follows: Song: Great King / [Name of King]. Yuan: Great King / Your Highness.
Based on the current 16 chapters...
Based on the current 16 chapters, whoever wants to support this damned Southern Song Dynasty can support it! I just want to set up a machine gun and fire at this feudal dynasty's officialdom from top to bottom: Rat-a-tat-tat-tat... Whoosh... Boom!
In a parallel universe, what does the Song Dynasty have that a modern nation needs, except for other natural resources? But the protagonist is the only one who can travel through time and doesn't even have a spatial dimension, so it's not worth the nation's strong support at all.
As a female-oriented author, if everyone in the world knew the protagonist was from the future, I knew the book was doomed. It's all the author's wishful thinking. If I were the emperor, I would kill you. What good are your strong emotions? In ancient times, I would teach you a lesson with a knife. You're just a commoner; I could crush you like a crow.
I've read over 200 chapters.
Currently, the protagonist is just acting like a bum, arguing with everyone. The government provides resources and manpower to research time travel, while Qin Hui and Han Shizhong are putting on a show on stage. The protagonist, with guns, people, and data, is just farming and feeding others (I don't understand where he puts the 300+ simplified rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition he…
You already have two gates, what do you represent? You represent the resources of a country, yet you bow and scrape before the feudal court and follow them. The motherland behind your Takikawa Gate is a socialist country, don't you want to rebel?
Having transmigrated to the Southern Song Dynasty, I'm still stuck with this damned court.
Reading novels is supposed to be enjoyable, not disgusting. Rebellions in the Song Dynasty are difficult to deal with; just go to the Jin Dynasty or the northwest. Anyway, associating with this lousy Southern Song Dynasty just makes me sick. 🤮
Who can bear the first few chapters? Inexplicably adopting a bunch of orphans, and there just happens to be a female orphan of Yue Fei (you know what the author is trying to write the moment you see this). While thinking about making money, they're also just selling some purely entertaining stuff. Selling entertainment is one thing, but selling entertainment with obvious flaws.
This is a dual-transmigration novel, and it even collaborates with the government! All the transmigrated characters do is sell odds and ends of daily necessities? They just laugh and joke around all day. So what's the point of this dual-transmigration? The dual-transmigration system is a complete waste. Garbage novel.