Zhu Yuanzhang: I Banned the Seas, and You Built an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets
朱元璋：我禁海，你成海上日不落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 534k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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The two-meter city wall made me laugh to death. Could the author think carefully before writing? The walls in my school are taller than him.
My history is not good, Zhu Yuanzhang banned the sea???
Damn it, after two years of development, you only have 600,000 farmers. Moreover, you are in short supply of resources. You still send supplies and blood transfusions to Ming Dynasty again and again. Haha, you are such a good son.
The author is a bit petty. One hundred thousand kilograms of grain is not enough to feed 20,000 people for several days. It is more than two meters high. That is the starting point of the courtyard wall and city wall of ten meters.
Good guy! You call a "town" of two hundred people densely populated???!
System soldiers with eternal morale who are not afraid of death, do you think they can't defeat Ming soldiers? Then you are no longer a system soldier.
Several hundred Spaniards conquered the Aztec Empire, and your 50,000-strong army fought back and forth with them. Are all system soldiers useless? The gunpowder civilization is a civilization that has not yet completely entered the bronze civilization. He also repeatedly boasted about how powerful the Aztec Empire was...
Copper coins with aluminum edges are so cool, even though aluminum is not valuable now. In the early Ming Dynasty, electrolytic aluminum technology was first used in large-scale production in 19th century. It was the 19th century, and the Hongwu Emperor's period was in the 14th century. At this time, there was still a gap of nearly 400 years from the first extraction of aluminum metal. In 1996, the Danish Hans Christian Ostd reacted dilute potassium mercury with anhydrous aluminum chloride, and then distilled the reaction product to remove the mercury, and obtained a trace amount of pure metallic aluminum for the first time. , Your copper coin with an aluminum edge was probably dozens or even hundreds of times higher than the actual value of the gold coin in that era...
One million kilograms of grain! But only 500 tons? It's not even half of what our village produces in one season?
I thought it was an in-depth article about farming.