What Kind of People? That Is My Ming Dynasty Master

The West steals Chinese mathematics! [Gaussian algorithm] stolen from "Zhang Qiu Jian Suan Jing" of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. [Newton] Stealing Sui Dynasty [Liu Zhuo] Huang Ji Calendar, isometric quadratic function interpolation formula. The Tang Dynasty mathematician [Wang Xiaotong]'s "Ji Gu Su Jing: Derivation of Cubic Equations" was tampered with: Fibonacci The Northern Song Dynasty mathematician [Liu Yi]'s "The Origin of Discussing Ancient Times - Opening the Belt from the Square, Positive and Negative Profit and Loss Method" was tampered with: Ruffini-Horner method The "Augmented Multiplication Method" by the Northern Song Dynasty mathematician [Jia Xian] was tampered with: Horner's algorithm The Southern Song Dynasty mathematician [Qin Jiushao] wrote the book "Nine Chapters of the Book of Numbers" "Higher-order Equations of One Variable" was tampered with: Newton's method "Cubic Equation of One Dimension" was tampered with: Cardano "Dayan Qiu Yi Shu" was tampered with: Gauss "Positive and Negative Prescriptions" has been altered to read: Horner. The "Summation Formula of Higher-Order Arithmetic Series" by the Yuan Dynasty mathematician [Zhu Shijie] was tampered with: Leibniz's summation formula. Wang Wensu, a Shanxi merchant mathematician of the Ming Dynasty, wrote the Book of Mathematics. He solved higher-order equations 300 years earlier than the Englishman Horner and the Italian Ruffini. Solved algebraic equations 140 years earlier than Newton and Rafson. Derivatives appeared when "Calculus" was founded in the 17th century, and Wang Wensu discovered "Derivatives" and used it in the 16th century. Because "Newton and Leibniz" obtained the translation manuscript of "Baojian of Mathematics" at the same time, the dispute over the originality of "Calculus" arose.

If it's not a system article, give it a like first. It's just that the description of the characters is a bit poor. The praise of the imperial court is based on the hard praise of passers-by. It would be better to add some changes in the passers-by's families in the middle. For example, the scene where the Mongolian cavalry attacks Da'ankou Pass. There is so much foreshadowing in the front. The soldiers use grenades and the Mongolian cavalry die together. If you add some plots later to describe the soldier's family being rewarded, it will be better than those passers-by chatting and boasting. Although some places are not good, it is still worth a read. Many of the descriptions of religion and Western history mentioned by the author are new to me. These are all very good. I can give it 4 stars.

I have read so many novels that travel through the late Ming Dynasty, and I think this one is the best. I hope the author can carefully describe the following chapters, and not end hastily like other late Ming novels that finally develop and grow.

Good looking, worth recommending

The novel is novel, the editor has historical knowledge, and is a little exaggerated.

A super clever work that helped Chongzhen grow up without being ostracized and lost. It is an excellent late Ming Dynasty work.

This book is so good

Some of them were read wrongly

Why was the title of the book changed?

Very good, recommended! Very good, a novel definitely worth recommending to more people! ! !

Very well written, I like it

Not bad, very beautiful.

Telling too many truths

Not bad, pretty good.

The writing is really good, it can basically catch up with the time travel stories written by the big guys.

Thanks to the author for his hard work, just write whatever you want, it's hard to agree with everyone! Anyway, I like it! [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Tired of listening to female channel novels, come to male channel, it's cool

Not bad, the dubbing of this book is good

The author's writing skills and historical skills are very strong. It is a high-quality novel that is delayed by the score.

It's so well written that I couldn't stop listening to it except for sleeping. It's greatദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧

I have read so many books about traveling through the Ming Dynasty, and this one is definitely at the top.

The author has a rich history and a strong sense of immersion. Like it!

The script is good, but the anchor is 6, cadenced, touching people's hearts, not bad, not bad