Ming Dynasty: Industrial Dimensionality Reduction, Manchu Qing Dynasty Collapsed Instantly

Traveling back in time as Zhu Tishun, the seventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty in Australia, the world tree of national destiny is bound to the beginning - science and technology, military, agriculture, and people's livelihood are all withered, but only the backbone of the royal family still has a glimmer of light. The system prompts are so straightforward as to be dazzling: Expanding the harem can enhance the national destiny, and appointing a queen will directly promote a century-old technology. The civil and military officials of the entire court knelt down and called him a coward, but he smiled and went to court to get married. That night, the branches of the world tree's technology exploded with green light, and steam engines, alternating current, and 10,000-ton battleships landed one after another within half a year. When the British Far East Fleet entered the waters of the Ming Dynasty with great arrogance, Commander John was still mocking the Ming Dynasty Navy on the deck as barbarians with wooden boats. Early the next morning, the 20,000-ton steel behemoth Mingxing emerged from the fog and blasted the enemy ship into pieces with a salvo. Jack knelt among the prisoners and murmured to himself: God, what kind of monster is that? When the Jin Yiwei escorted the Eight Banners scholar Li Xiucai to kneel in front of Zhu Tishun, he was still shouting: The Qing Dynasty is the orthodoxy! Zhu Tishun looked down at him and gently stroked the sleeves of his dragon robe: tell me, how long will it take for Cixi to die? My Beiyang navy, it's time to go home. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.