Wanli 1592

To repeat what a reader said: 95% of time travel novels from the late Ming Dynasty to the late Ming Dynasty are nonsense.

What happened next? I don't like it, there's a lot of nonsense, and the characters have no brains and I can barely watch it, but how come they rebelled later, and how many years will it take for this to be stable? The protagonist rescues the emperor, divides the land with local tyrants, and rebuilds the Ming Dynasty. It would be great if the vassal kings go overseas, develop industry and commerce, collect taxes, and develop large-scale navigation. Moreover, we still have a lot of land in Southeast Asia with a population of tens of millions. If we can't conquer India, it will still be a huge land and an empire. Wouldn't it be beautiful to be the king and hegemony? The rebellion has finally come to an end. I suspect the author has changed.

The first part was fine, but when I wrote the extra chapter, I really couldn't stand it anymore. You don't have to write it, but you have to write it in such a way that it's disgusting.