It doesn't take the usual route, it's hilarious and has no female protagonist. Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty with bare buttocks, smashing all the altars and pots, establishing a new dynasty, and finally settling in Shanghai. After the 1981 disaster, bandits, White Lotus Sect, Li Zicheng, Hong Chengchou, Zhang Xianzhong, King Rui, King Shu, Liu Rushi, Chen Zilong, Wu Sangui, Chen Yuanyuan, Chongzhen, Dorgon, Zuo Liangyu, Zhang Huangyan, Zheng Zhilong, many historical figures, you sing and I will appear.
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This book is an unexpected surprise and can be regarded as a masterpiece of Mingchuan novels.
The logic is reasonable, the character creation is solid, the narrative angle is unique, and the technology tree is also the most reasonable (I have always advocated that time travel is primarily about making steel, and then developing downstream products)
It's a little regretful that the protagonist's mentality has not yet completed the change, and his control over the power of affairs is currently weak. He hopes to become stronger as soon as possible and become the absolute talker. In addition, he can choose to write more details about industrial development. For example, spring steel and gears can already be produced, so can some mechanical devices be manufactured?
In addition, we need to make chemical fertilizers, so do we also need to make three acids and two alkalis? The key is to transform the old intellectuals and develop followers of the Technological Path (Science).
Looking at the timeline, I hope it won't be too fast. It will take 6-7 years to establish the industrial foundation and firmly control Hanzhong and Sichuan. When the Ming Dynasty is destroyed, there will be a strong army of 50,000 to 100,000 in hand to pacify the world in one fell swoop.
This book is an unexpected surprise and can be regarded as a masterpiece of Mingchuan novels. The logic is reasonable, the character creation is solid, the narrative angle is unique, and the technology tree is also the most reasonable (I have always advocated that time travel is primarily about making steel, and then developing downstream products) It's a little regretful that the protagonist's mentality has not yet completed the change, and his control over the power of affairs is currently weak. He hopes to become stronger as soon as possible and become the absolute talker. In addition, he can choose to write more details about industrial development. For example, spring steel and gears can already be produced, so can some mechanical devices be manufactured? In addition, we need to make chemical fertilizers, so do we also need to make three acids and two alkalis? The key is to transform the old intellectuals and develop followers of the Technological Path (Science). Looking at the timeline, I hope it won't be too fast. It will take 6-7 years to establish the industrial foundation and firmly control Hanzhong and Sichuan. When the Ming Dynasty is destroyed, there will be a strong army of 50,000 to 100,000 in hand to pacify the world in one fell swoop.
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Fast paced, not heavy