Ming Dynasty: Made Flintlock Guns at the Beginning, Shocking Emperor Yongle

Li Yi traveled through the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, you inherit the weapons shop left by your father. Before his death, his father told Li Yi that he had received a large order from a group of horse thieves and needed to make thirty rounds of firecrackers. On this day, Emperor Yongle heard that private weapons making for profit had become common among the people, so he went on patrol incognito. When Emperor Yongle pushed open the door and entered, Li Yi thought that the leader of the group of horse thieves had arrived. "Brother, I didn't make the musket, but I made a few flintlock guns. Try it?" The horse thief leader was shocked after seeing the power of the flintlock gun, so he often came to Li Yi to ask strange questions. How to defeat the Tatars, how to govern Oara, and how to recapture Turpan. Li Yi felt that this 'horse thief' might want to rebel. Until one day, the 'horse thief' suddenly changed his identity: "Brother, do you still know me?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.