Started by Inheriting a Weapons Shop

The whisper of a historical dregs Ancient Goryeo had two armies with six guards. The only ones I know specifically are the left/right guards and the Royal Guards. I only know that there are three other guards, but I haven't found out the details. The two armies are light infantry and Bailu cavalry (called Bailu Muban in Japanese documents). Below is the general configuration of the health center: One unit (as far as I know, there is no such thing as a hundred-man team in Korea) 1,000 regular soldiers 600 reservists (support personnel) There are 45 units in a bathroom One guard has two generals (superior-subordinate relationship) A unit has one general and two generals and lieutenants (depending on the unit under its jurisdiction and the number of people in the unit). There are three stewards below this level. I have not found the Chinese meaning, but it is probably two captains and one lieutenant. Basically, the 6 Davids of Goryeo were elite troops. Light soldiers: The light infantry army is a force with the main body similar to Xiangyong. The reason for its formation is to guard against the Khitan. The total number is 300,000 and is composed of pure infantry. The Bailu Cavalry: Its purpose was to fight against the Jurchens. It was formed by selecting people over 20 years old from all the horse households in Goryeo. Different from the light infantry army, the Bailu Cavalry will be trained four times a year (four seasons?) The entire Goryeo Army Department is composed of 8 senior generals, and there is also a staff (pseudo) composed of low-level generals. This is called Chongcao (you can also call it the War Department directly) If you need wartime configuration, just reply to me and that's it. Come on, author!!!!

Really or not, this is a historical background. A magic weapon that can cut three centimeters of iron plates was built in one hour. Five weapons a day, which is 5,000 weapons in a thousand days. In less than three years, an invincible army can be armed. Others can follow suit. It's like not wearing any clothes. Don't tell me nonsense. First, King Yan pierced a three-centimeter iron plate and then split it with a sword. It definitely couldn't be the divine power of King Yan (it's a historical background after all). It's just an awesome weapon. What kind of firearms are needed? Can you respect our IQ before writing?

First, and the most common sense method, let foreigners create demand For example, tea, silk, ceramics This is a high-end route Now it's the low-end route As we all know, people need to eat a certain amount of salt. The author can dry the salt (although the impurities will be relatively large). Secondly, beets, sugar cane, and sugar are addictive drugs in ancient times. Didn't you see that when India was colonized, the largest export was sugar? Third, iron Yes, iron was simply rubbish in Europe in the 14th century. It was also very popular to sell some completely obsolete iron. Fourth, pirates Yes, in fact, to a certain extent, piracy can also be regarded as trade (crazy diss of a certain British)

If it is a manufacturer of magical weapons and firearms, I think why can't I become the king myself? I have to lick it again. Guns are already out, why not develop them in a cottage or remote area? With a system, you can have potatoes, corn, and sweet potatoes. Slowly develop and absorb the manpower and slowly expand, and build high walls and slowly engulf them. How can they defeat them with one shot when they have so many people? There were many ignorant people in ancient times. If you have food and education, no one will follow you. If you have a system, you can also write faith and loyalty points to exchange for seed drawings. Can't you dominate the world and transform the world by yourself? Those who write history! Just know that you are licking the emperor.

Writing historical novels with a systematic approach, and not developing technology to build guns, artillery shells, and power stations are nothing to watch. Since there is a system, I believe it can be created.

Does anyone even see this common sense? What is the salary of one tael of silver per month for a minister? Is it enough to eat? He only eats white flour steamed buns? The Jiupin County magistrate had one tael of silver a year and his whole family starved to death in the second month.

I think historical culture is exaggerated within reason, but your novel is a bit embarrassing.

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There are too many poisonous points. In the feudal dynasty, it was all your fault that you had money. How dare you run a firearms factory in an open and honest manner? Still not surrendering to the imperial court? Want to rebel? The newly bought people don't even check their quality, and expose their core skills to see if they are suitable for training. This kind of protagonist will die every minute!

It's okay to write, but if you are so rich, do you think it's appropriate to be alone every time you go out? You are not afraid of kidnappers or evil people. Anyone with status is not just a bunch of followers or bodyguards. You are from the Ming Dynasty, not the 21st century. If the author is more careful and less poisonous, I believe you can succeed.