The Ming Dynasty Waste Storage Started the Industrial Revolution from the Cemetery

Turn the waste bank around + start a business in the graveyard + technological crushing + Machiavellian revenge. Golden Finger + Cool Article Time travels back to the time when Zhu Jixi, the abandoned crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, was imprisoned by his brother in the Jinwang Cemetery. He was deprived of food and water and was waiting to die of illness. His younger brother Zhu Jiyi sneered: "Brother, just wait for death in peace." Zhu Jixi sneered. Waiting to die? Joke! Industrial database, loaded! The moss in the cemetery is saltpeter, the animal bones are phosphorus powder, and the clay in the tomb bricks is cement. Half a year later, when King Zhu Gaoxu of the Han Dynasty rebelled, the new emperor Zhu Zhanji was horrified to discover that a steel division equipped with the "Yongle Divine Gun Kai" had actually been fired from the desolate cemetery! Zhu Jixi stood at the top of Taiyuan City, pointing to the throne: "No one can sit in that position, but I have to set the rules in this world!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.