Double Penetration: the Beginning Comes at the End of Ming Dynasty, Huang Taiji is Crying

Idiot, I actually want to buy a B4 howitzer for use in the late Ming Dynasty. There is a small river that cannot be crossed, and there is no bridge to cross. It has no use except placing it in a fixed position as a turret. Fighting against the cold weapon armies of the feudal era did not require heavy equipment at all. And no one knows how to use them. It is better to buy mortars and rocket launchers, which are relatively simple to operate and easy to move.

I rarely give reviews, and when I do, they are usually five stars. But this book really disgusted me. It was fine before Chapter 84. In Chapter 84, when I caught a slave, I didn't kill her or torture her. I even made arrangements for her to be fed, clothed and heated. And according to the formula of this kind of online novel, she should be taken into the harem later.

That 203 artillery piece is simply redundant. Can you pull it? The 75mm howitzer weighs at least one ton. Back in ancient times, the best artillery was the mortar, 60mm, 80mm, 100mm, 120mm. Even the 12-tube 107mm rocket launcher only needed horses to pull it away. The firearms only needed the World War I era. In addition to the Type 56 rifles equipped by the Guards or the Guard Regiment, and some 40mm grenade launchers, for the Air Force, a wooden biplane from the First World War is actually enough. You can just find a machine shop to disassemble some diesel or gasoline engines, and assemble them yourself. Motorcycles can be configured in small quantities. They are mainly used for traveling. They are not suitable for reconnaissance because they are too loud. Buying a silent motorcycle is not cost-effective because it is too cost-effective. You can buy an electric one, but charging is another problem!

How many years did it take from the end of the Qin Dynasty to the end of the Ming Dynasty to create an eighteenth-generation patriarch?

I think without tanks, just driving hundreds of excavators can overwhelm Huang Taiji.

I think it's okay. Although the author really knows nothing about weapons and equipment and thermal weapon warfare, he is quite qualified in other aspects. Weapons really don't work, so I'm speechless. Back to the late Ming Dynasty, I don't understand that 1 billion is not enough. How can we use millions of rocket launchers? A heavy howitzer like the 203mm Stalin Hammer? Small field howitzers are the right answer. They are small in size and light in weight. They can be dragged around in a pickup truck and have a very long range. They are completely sufficient as absolute long-range firepower. Modern large-caliber heavy artillery is mainly for range. In the Ming Dynasty, was there any weapon with a farther range than a 75mm cannon? Small howitzer (range at least 20km) + individual automatic grenade launcher (limited range 1,500 meters) + heavy machine gun (about 1,000 meters), plus AK and grenades, it can be used at both distance and distance, and can attack and defend cities. There is no need for other weapons at all. The rest is divergent thinking. A tractor with welded iron sheets and some light and heavy machine guns is an ancient invincible chariot. It's really hard to say that a pickup truck with average road conditions in ancient times is hard to say, but you can always trust the off-road capabilities of the tractor. In the book, the scouts use motorcycles, which is a good idea. City wall? Reinforced concrete is difficult to work with in winter, and requires professional workers. Just put a 40-foot container (a little over 12 meters in length) vertically. In ancient times, it was an invincible city wall. When attacked by catapults and carts, it would only deform but not break, and there would be no gaps. The metal city wall itself could be inhabited even if it was built inside. Some of the troops slept directly inside the city wall. If they are connected together with iron chains and rely on their own weight, they will be as stable as Mount Tai. Not only can they be moved quickly during construction and later expanded, what kind of city wall will they need if they become invincible in the world? When the time comes, the container will be converted from military to civilian use, and it will turn into a small house with a lot of space when laid flat. What else will be needed for cement and steel? Did anyone use cement in ancient times? I have tried that a small difference in the mixing ratio will have a huge impact on the later strength. The construction dust is large, mixers and various engineering vehicles are required, and the steel bars are tied manually. It also takes time to solidify. This kind of city wall is not necessary. A better tractor towing a container would make a good troop carrier. Cement is more suitable for building roads to enhance the mobility of mechanized units such as tractors and pickup trucks.

There are too many poisonous points in the article, so I'll complain about a few. 1. Wei Zhongxian died not long after he came to power in Chongzhen. It has been five years since Chongzhen. This is how he has extended his life. 2. I don't know what Hai Mingzhu is. If her brain is not good, you are also confused. Just shoot any prisoner you want on the spot and stay with you. You are really not afraid of her being poisoned. This is the second point which is unrealistic. If it wasn't a novel, who would dare to do this? For example, during the Anti-Japanese War, you caught a female spy, and you idiot put her next to you to arrange your daily life? ? 3. A few years after Emperor Chongzhen came to power, his grandmother's ninth princess was already this old? Are you kidding me? No matter in ancient times or modern times, the only thing about superiors is that they do not accept any compromise. If there is a first time, there will be a second time, or even countless times. If the princess doesn't take her in, let her die. If she takes her in, will you take action against her father? There are so many princes in the Ming Dynasty, why don't you take action against her? If you don't do anything, how much will you have to spend to feed them? It's better to let them all die. The sooner they die, the better. To sum up, this article poisoned me to death if I read it without thinking.

I can understand without knowledge! But I can't understand without common sense! Where is the brain?

Why did my character change after I traveled through time? I suddenly wanted to be the emperor, as if I was possessed by someone. Can I manage it? Changing the feudal system and culture is not that simple. It won't work within a few decades. It's better to occupy a city and develop well. With strong force, all countries will look at your face. There is no burden and life is easy. If you want to do something good, you can also teach or kill those corrupt officials and landowners. Mainly killing a few princes or the Kong family will make most people in the Ming Dynasty live a better life.

Is there a possibility that Hailanzhu is the princess of Horqin Mongolia and not a Manchu?