Building a Nation Overseas: A New Ming in the Americas

I can barely read it. But in this book, all the people are saints and all are scientists. There is no intrigue and no trace of personal selfishness. They are all robot-like. All the staff are scientists. The protagonist does not need to be guided. His officials cannot be scientists in the Ming Dynasty. They have reached the level of Einstein in America. It just relies on the flavor of revival in the late Ming Dynasty. Alas, there are too few articles about the late Ming Dynasty now, so I still recommend reading it.

After Kong Youde surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty never lacked firearms. During the San Francisco Rebellion, Wu Sangui and those guys had shotguns, red cannons and the like. After defeating San Francisco, Kangxi attached great importance to firearms. Each of the Eight Banners soldiers had 20% of their firearms equipped to form the Eight Banners Firearms Battalion. The Han military flags also had forty people from each flag forming an artillery battalion. The artillerymen, along with the artillerymen, had a very fine division of labor. The thousands of Sauron soldiers and armored men who faced Tsarist Russia in the north had more than fifty cannons. In the early years of Kangxi, the Eight Banners of the Han Dynasty had 5,400 musketeers and 5,000 artillery troops. The Eight Banners of Manchuria and Mongolia have 4,400 musketeers and 880 artillerymen. Hope it will be helpful to the author.

Can you transport a million people to America? No, then who do you rule? Indian?

The Americas originally belonged to the Ming Dynasty 😤😤 It would be quite shameful for an author to write a novel by tampering with history. The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was the Ming Dynasty's final counterattack, which gathered in our current desolate place of Bashan and Chushui.

The author writes well, but the pace could be faster, because if he describes too much in the early stage, he may lose patience in the later stage, and many books will be unfinished. The struggle for world hegemony after unification and the life of ordinary people after the development of science and technology are the most exciting. We look forward to the emergence of China's oil king Rockefeller.

In ancient times, Zheng He used the coastline on his voyages to the Western Ocean. You have to take so many people across the Atlantic Ocean, enough to drink a bottle of it.

I read every article in the book club, and the one I have the most questions about is unreasonable. Because the protagonist crossing the sea to North America is too abrupt. Actually, this is to go to sea directly for the purpose of passing the visa. The previous five chapters can answer the questions of many book friends. I am going to re-post the first five chapters in the work-related section.

What do you think of traveling thousands of miles away from your base camp?

Well, how could we use a boat to go to America at that time?

Why do I look like a country in ruins? Just a short time after the founding of the country, all kinds of corrupt officials and the party and the government are fighting against each other. This is what shitty people are like. When the population is ten times or even a thousand times, why don't you, the emperor, be killed? Author, do you know that your thinking is wrong?