Spoiler of History, Sanxing Dahan

It's quite interesting. In fact, for the current Shu Han, they have to find ways to increase revenue and reduce expenditure, and fight the enemies that need to be fought through the known outcome, such as the plow, papermaking, printing, etc., And even technologies such as kerosene purification can make up for some of the Shu Han's own disadvantages.

How to say it? Excavation of iron ore is a big problem, and the smelting of steel involves materials science. In ancient times, it was impossible to refine the desired metal without spending ten or twenty years, and every experiment was expensive. After the three pillars were established, there was a long-term tug-of-war. Only through technologies such as papermaking, printing, and kerosene purification could we gain sufficient advantages and accumulate money and food. After ten or twenty years, when the mining and manufacturing of materials had become systematic, and the experiments were almost complete, we could almost use ancient conditions to carry out explosive strikes from gunpowder. During this period, the first thing that should be done is the purification of kerosene, the extraction of oil, etc., So that it can become a blockbuster. In the absence of systematic mining of materials in ancient times, it was very unrealistic to directly create explosive packets, and lacked the support of money and food. I feel that even if the author wants to have a dynamite package, it will take almost twenty years before he can become a blockbuster. Now he can only start from the basic systematic construction. Some novels do not consider the consumption of money and food and the constraints of material manufacturing at all, and just use words to create a steam engine that cannot be realized in 40 years. This is too unrealistic. I hope the author can start from the material conditions, cultural conditions, and transportation conditions of ancient times. As mentioned before, industrial thinking is much more realistic than the utopian steam engine.

Rubbish, what the hell are you writing about, even fighting generals?

Huang Zhong's part about the Battle of Fancheng is quite well written, please give it a try, author.

What the protagonist can do should be to promote papermaking, printing, farming, transportation, kerosene refining and other technologies. The most important of them should be papermaking and iron smelting technology. These two technologies have a great impact on military and political affairs. Once advanced iron smelting technology is systematized, the strength of the army will be greatly improved. Then coupled with gunpowder, it is simply scarier than purified kerosene to the people at that time. If you only focus on gunpowder experiments and do not pay attention to the issues of iron ore mining and iron ore processing, then the application of gunpowder is very unrealistic.

Although it is a bit exaggerated, the historical view of this book should be based on a combination of official history and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Author, this book is good, but it must be based on facts.

I don't understand why he wanted to be a great man. Didn't history and the people give him a chance? Did he treat the common people as a human being? If he did, how could he perish?