The Great Ming Fleet

I don't know why the protagonist or the author is so superstitious about the Ming Dynasty? He obviously has the strength to found his own country, but he still wants to support the Ming Dynasty, which has been rotten to the core. It works when the protagonist is alive and no one dares to resist, but what happens after the protagonist dies? In the late Ming Dynasty, China could only implement some reforms by replacing the Ming Dynasty with a new dynasty. After all, it was an ancestral system and could not be overthrown so easily. Moreover, when building a country on its own, it could cultivate its own confidants and firmly grasp the military power to ensure the smooth implementation of reforms. But as a minister, who will continue your reform path after your death?

Regarding novels that support emperors, when I think of the protagonist working hard to climb the technology tree, pulling the army to fight in the east and west, but in the end he failed to aspire to be the emperor, unable to lead China to stand at the top of the world, and even had to be wary of the emperor's suspicion at all times, and wasted in internal fighting, I have no desire to read it.

You travel through a journey and are busy for a long time. At the very least, the lives of the people at that time must be better than those in real history. Otherwise, why should I support you? Then the common people from the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were beaten to death once, and you beat them to death again? Then you might as well not come.

It's really annoying that people in time travel always talk about the roundness of the earth, and they talk about it so far without even doing anything. You can only pretend to make the ancients look like fools. What's the use of telling people this?

The last sentence of the introduction directly advises you to quit. Goodbye, trolls and trolls, please don't reply to my post.

Since you want to expand and colonize overseas, then population resources are the first priority. Why do many people kill and exile more? Learn from the British Empire and their narrow and perverted revenge. The Han people will never become "the sun never sets".

The girl you like should take it in. You don't need to read a single word of this rubbish.

Destinies are intertwined. Back in the late Ming Dynasty, a soldier was straightforward and naive. Chen Peng was suspicious of late-night discussions on improving firearms and gunpowder. He doesn't understand the ways of the world, and his immediate boss wants to rebel. He had a wonderful idea to open an iron shop and met Chen Jinnan one day. Sit down and talk freely to each other as a confidant, and fire a cannon to test his praise. Get acquainted with the master Feng Xifan, get promoted and show off his skills. When the war started, poisonous wine appeared, and the insidious and cunning people were lured onto the ship. Prosperity and wealth serve as temptations, and one's life hangs on a thread to kill the enemy. Zheng Jun's giant ship showed its majesty and fought bravely to kill the enemy without mercy. Killing the Tatars and defeating Shi Lang, he is full of righteousness and courage. They won a great victory and captured Chen Peng. Although the Eight Banners were brave, their lives were miserable. The Tatars in the Qing court have committed a heinous crime by destroying our temples. There are countless tombs of heroes with bones and ruins on thousands of miles of rivers and mountains. The orphans, widows and children cry every night, their gray hair has dried up. The road to expel the Tatars is long, but China has high aspirations. Congratulations on ordering six chapters for the first time, I'll take my time in the coming days. . .

It took me a day to read it. The plot is a bit rough, mainly because of the stupid work of Goldfinger. All technologies are given with blueprints, and things come out after a while. Ore is also transported from Vietnam to Luzon for smelting. Is the transportation capacity enough? It only takes more than ten days to go to America by clipper ship, and we also go to Alaska. Aren't we afraid of being beaten to death by wind and waves?

This boring book is used to kill time. The realization rate of various inventions is really not high. The gunpowder production in the Ming Dynasty was not high. It is a bit taken for granted. Unless there is a heavy machine gun, the broken hair and artillery can't stop the cavalry at all, so it can bully the Eight Banners in the south. Going to the Central Plains is seeking death.