Great Ming: Back from the Modern Era to Build an Overseas Empire
大明：现代归来，打造海外帝国
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- Completed
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- 558k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 4mo ago
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188Chapters
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I feel like I've seen this certificate somewhere before. Where did the author copy it from? I think they wrote 200 pages before it went overseas. Did they copy it from there? The more I look at it, the more the plot seems similar!
More than 50 chapters, and we haven't even set sail yet... This is so tedious...
They're still not out after forty-odd chapters, dragging their feet.
This is too drawn out; we're still not on board after sixty chapters!
You're still dragging your feet after 140,000 words; the title of your book is wrong.
I don't know how the author outlined the story or where they are at now, but personally, I think that Japan during the Yongle era wasn't a good choice; the optimal solution would actually be Luzon. 1. Japan is resource-poor, with limited arable land. Although it has abundant gold and silver, it lacks iron, which severely hinders early industrial development. Most importantly, it's "uninteresting."
It seems like there's one book that keeps going back and forth, and it's only a few hundred chapters in before it's turned the page—it's boring!
It's another fast-paced, action-packed drama.
Japan is in an earthquake zone; you'll either die tomorrow or the day after!
It's been almost 20 chapters already, and he still hasn't settled on anything. I wonder how far you'll get when you reach chapter 100?