
Chinese Merchants in the Late Ming: The South China Sea Frontier Company
明末华商之南海边地公司
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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I have an idea, but I have my doubts. That place is indeed not very safe. In addition, don't underestimate the courage of the Manchus. The Manchus before Qianlong and the Manchus after Qianlong were completely different things. It cost 80 million taels to defeat the Jinchuan and Jinchuan rebels, which was more than the Liao salaries combined. The attack on the Ming Dynasty was completely all-or-nothing, no matter the cost. I don't think they would let me, a hostile force, occupy the rear. Especially after the Battle of Daling River, the Ming Dynasty had completely lost its offensive capabilities. They could mobilize 100,000 people to attack, and at worst they would farm all the way there.
We didn't get the system, but we got the technical shares. It is unrealistic for technology to hold shares. Navigation is high-risk and high-profit. Simply taking money is useless. People, ships, goods, etc. All have to be priced. Because Europe has a financial system and can raise funds to go overseas, a few people started to invest in shares.
It is a very solid book that carefully and incisively explores the feasibility of some technologies that appeared relatively late in history in the 17th century. It makes people feel that the protagonist's "invention" is very real and reasonable. The content of farming is also very practical and logical step by step, reflecting the author's profound and unique insights into the industrialization process. If you just want to see the scenes of establishing slaves and fighting for world hegemony, the pace of this book will be a bit slow. But from the perspective of intellectual enjoyment, the pace of this book is not much different from the "Master of the Ming Dynasty" at the starting point, or even faster.
The novel is a good novel, but the author keeps trying to hit me with professional knowledge, and I can't stand it anymore😁
The story tells us that popular science is not suitable for telling stories
Many people will go to Japan tomorrow morning.
The pace can be faster and the popular science can be simpler.
The protagonist is hard-working, hard-working and patriotic, full of positive energy. The content of the story is exciting and the plot has ups and downs. It is a very good work. I recommend it. Big support for the author✊
Not bad, not bad. The protagonist travels back in time to the son of a great merchant in the late Ming Dynasty, and actively learns knowledge about shipbuilding, navigation, and astronomy. What on earth is he going to do? Worth a look[Like][Like][Like]
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