Lost in 1642
迷航一六四二
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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I was in college when I first read this book, and now I have two kids.
I've been a eunuch for ten years now. 😒
I don't know what the author was thinking. Does the author even understand religion? During the Age of Exploration, sailors could defeat pirates, but not merchant ships. Their missionaries were their faith. To take in a ship with missionaries is unbelievable—like sheep feeding a pack of wolves. Furthermore, the brainwashing power of religion far exceeds your imagination.
The first book about transmigrating into multiple worlds!
Having read many transmigration novels, this one stands out as the best in terms of character development, plot coherence, and especially intellectual depth! The author's values really appeal to me, and I hope it concludes soon!
Why hasn't it been updated? I like novels about establishing nations overseas, with Han Chinese people all over the world.
It's been years! Baozi! I've changed my account three times already.
Write from the perspective of Australia or the Americas
Whether or not it's good, I'll write another novel like this. Everyone knows why this one was abandoned. If we remove the flaws, it should have achieved good results. As long as it's written, I'll be a supporter.
Eleven years have passed; time flies!
I've noticed that most authors in this type of book seem to be afraid of women? They act like they've lost all backbone in front of women. Is that really necessary? Was that the prevailing social norm at the time? Or is that just how the authors are?
The author put so much effort into revising it, only to abandon it 😥?