The Ming Pirate King
大明海盗王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 171k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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Who told you Yan Song was a treacherous minister? Was he really a treacherous minister? Or was he just part of the Donglin Party suppressing dissent?
[Comment] Just like building a navy, being a pirate requires professional captains and sailors, professional warships and weapons, and sophisticated nautical charts.
To be a pirate, just like to build a navy, you first need professional captains and sailors, then professional warships and weapons, and finally sophisticated nautical charts.
[Comment] You write well, but you still have a little more work to do to become a top author!
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[Comment] If the protagonist needs warships, he should go and fight the Ming Dynasty navy.
The protagonist needs warships, so he should attack the Ming Dynasty navy. Whether by stealing or robbing, getting one or two shouldn't be too difficult.
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[Review] Good book
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[Comment] Quickly take stock of the spoils of war: ships, muskets, crossbows, armor, and swords—all good stuff. There might also be gold, silver, and provisions.
Quickly take stock of the spoils of war: ships, muskets, crossbows, armor, and swords—all valuable items, and perhaps also gold, silver, and provisions.
[Comment] Since the pirates are equipped with firearms like the three-barreled gun, the protagonist must have countermeasures when using melee weapons. A rattan shield or other similar weapon will become necessary.
Since the pirates are equipped with firearms like the three-barreled gun, the protagonist must have countermeasures when using melee weapons. Therefore, a rattan shield or other protective gear will be necessary.
[Comment] Can't a second arms deal be made in a month or two?
In a month or two, can't a second arms deal be made? If the protagonist can kidnap a few blacksmiths, then he can forge weapons himself.
[Comment] The protagonist has grown strong in just over half a month. Next, he should be robbing the Ming army or the wealthy and unscrupulous local tyrants along the coast.
The protagonist has grown strong in just over half a month; next, he should be robbing Ming soldiers or the wealthy and unscrupulous local tyrants along the coast.