Daqin: Blind for Five Years, the First Emperor Conquered the World

After reading more than 400 chapters, I can only say that it is average and not good-looking, because there are too many loopholes. The first is the breech-loading rifle made by Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty. How long ago did it go into mass production? Is this thing so easy to make with your Ming Dynasty technology? Historically, the maturity of breech-loading rifles was in the mid-19th century (such as Dresser needle guns, Sharps rifles, etc.), And the technological level of the Ming Dynasty was roughly equivalent to the level of Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. In addition to materials, there was a lack of material restrictions: there was a lack of high-strength steel and metal bullet cases. Production technology, difficulty in manufacturing high-precision bolts and locking mechanisms, lack of standardized production and precision processing tools, etc. If time travelers can take root in the Ming Dynasty for a long time, gradually improve metallurgy and processing technology, and cultivate a group of skilled craftsmen, they may be able to achieve small-scale production within a few decades. But it is unrealistic to produce a practical breech-loading rifle in the short term (such as within a few years), let alone mass production. There are also hundreds of thousands of hand grenades that have been mass-produced in just a few years. Let's talk about the plot. Just one or two of the light gates will come out. There will be more later. Zhu Yuanzhang passed Zhu Zhanji, and Zhu Zhanji passed Li Shimin, do you have to come here for every emperor? The key is that you come here. Every time you come, you have to tell the history again. You told it to the First Emperor for the first time, and then told it to Chongzhen. Chongzhen told it to Zhu Yuanzhang. When Li Shimin came, you Li Shimin told it again. Infinite matryoshka dolls? Are we reading novels or studying history? It's interesting to see the development of technology, fighting wars and displaying magic power. Oh, and the emperors' speeches are also interesting. Do you want to use some modern terms? Also, I don't want to talk about the emotional drama of the four women. Oh, it's really out of the blue. There is no foreshadowing. It's just that, the characters? To sum up, if you don't pursue quality, you can read it as a fun article. There are too many loopholes in logic, matryoshka dolls, and water characters. After a brief look at the chapter titles after more than 400 chapters, there is no difference from the previous ones.

The words "Long Live" came out at the wrong time. The emperor was not domineering at all. Secondly, the protagonist lowered the emperor's IQ. In the end, many of his origins were changed.

A bit interesting

The author's left and right brains are fighting each other, and even if he loses his brain, he can't see. A blind man can see this and that, and can even suffer from low blood sugar after eating hot pot. Neither a human nor a computer can write this plot.

Very average, bugs are everywhere

I really don't know how to get such good reviews

When I saw Chapter 876, I carefully read nearly 500 chapters and then skipped by the chapter names. It was a series of "What if xxx". The single-threaded plot was very stable at first, but later on, new emperors were added, and the plot became multi-threaded. I wrote about one dynasty and another dynasty. It was obvious that I could end the current plot in one go, but I ended up going directly to write the plot of another dynasty and abruptly stopped my own rhythm.

Cool article, there are many women in it, very disgusting

I can't stand it. All kinds of tampering with history and making the emperor look bad. Seeing the Three Kingdoms makes me feel like I can't stand it anymore. The author's logic is very poor.

Forcibly reduce intelligence and talk nonsense