At the End of Ming Dynasty, the World Was Full of Deer

You are really a god. You were able to make detonators at that time. To write a book like this, you have to be realistic. There are no thousands or tens of thousands of experiments. There is no success. Maybe you can make grenades and mines right after the rebellion. You fly a plane. You need to be logical. No, you need to know that era.

The author takes it for granted. If you rebelled in the second year of Chongzhen, the rogue bandits could still live for two episodes, but the sitting bandits would definitely die. Don't think that the central government is too weak in the second year of Chongzhen.

Is it difficult for Chongzhen to have a founding emperor? To put it bluntly, he is not capable enough

I really thought that the organizational power of the Central Dynasty was weak. If you dare to stand up, you will die, let alone you have weapons of mass destruction. Whoever succeeds in rebellion does not succeed only by hiding his strength and biding his time, and only when others stand up to his displeasure.

After serving Chongzhen for two years, you can survive and grow as a bandit. If you don't leave, just divide the land and send some troops at will to destroy you. Moreover, you are not a bandit but a rebel. It is a great contribution to destroy you. Li Zicheng and the others have all been frontier soldiers. What do you have? If you don't give a gold finger, you can get mines and black powder in just a few days. . . . If you give it a cheat, the logic will make sense. If you don't give it something, it will be nonsense. How can a group of peasants who have not had enough to eat all year round fight without leather and iron armor? Finally, I was convinced by the three-three system. **That is the organization of modern thermal weapons. Even if there is a matchlock gun in the West, there must be a phalanx composed of swords, shields, spears and horsemen. The matchlock gun requires fine iron and skilled craftsmen. 100 Matchlock guns cannot be made in three months, let alone cannons. There are other positions such as platoon leader and company commander. It has been 300 years since the Ming Dynasty. Official positions are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. What is this thing in modern times? You can change it when your strength reaches a province. I won't say it anymore.

You take it for granted. You have no prestige at all. If you say you want to rebel, others will follow you.

A very good novel about the late Ming Dynasty. If you want to develop industry, you must first eliminate vested interest groups. Look at Europe, if you want an industrial revolution, you must first have an agricultural revolution. Although a lot of people will die, half of them died during the dynasty change. Normally, 70 to 80% of them die. The author is not a good mother.

I endured the mistakes I made at the beginning, but when I saw that one thousand households had 300 servants, I still couldn't bear it anymore.

The toxicity is moderate. The author has checked the information but not completely, and has no economic accounts in his mind. A handyman can buy a calf after 10 days of work. It costs 200 cash to sew a cotton-padded coat, and ordinary workers can buy one at the cost of 100 cash😅. If you sell one piece, you will lose 100 cash + some materials. You don't have to make money, but you can't sell it. You are still rebelling. There is an army and a group of officials to support, and it is also a firearms army. I know that confiscating homes is very profitable, but I can't bear to spend it like this. There are more problems with economic settings than what I mentioned. If I am too lazy to write a long article, Shen Nong can read it himself.

I just have no brains at all and don't want to say anything.