
Great Ming: The Carpenter Emperor Launches the Industrial Revolution
大明:木匠皇帝开启工业革命
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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To put it bluntly, the ability is there, and it's pretty good. Being a border defense general is the limit. And it had to be hammered and hammered from time to time. Otherwise, it will be easy to push your nose and face, and support your own troops. So it can be used but not reused.
Yuan Chonghuan really can't tell the truth
The protagonist longs for the Industrial Revolution but refuses to face it
Materials, tools, and workers are all indispensable, just like modern aero engines. There are a lot of blueprints online, but only a few can actually be built.
I hope the author will check more information and not shoot someone in the head from eight hundred miles away.
Qin Liangyu - Sun Chuanting - Lu Xiangsheng - Cao Wenzhao - Cao Cuijiao, Mangui is also good, they are all loyal ministers and capable!
Feiyu suit does not have gold color
Updates too slow? Afraid of entering the palace
Foot binding was originally just a way to repair feet, and its original intention was similar to cosmetics. In the Tang Dynasty and Northern Song Dynasty, women were not forced to bind their feet. That is to say, Zhu Xi proposed a set of bastard logic, and foot binding became a feudal evil.
Such a large country's tax revenue is not as good as a modern factory