Ma Jiu, the chief engineer of the construction site project, was sent to the Ming Dynasty by a dump truck and became the one who was hanged on the coal mountain.
When you open your eyes, it is a mess - slave establishment suppresses the country, bandits are everywhere, the treasury is empty, and party disputes continue. All that the original owner left to him was the eunuch Wang Chengen, and the words "My brother should be Yao and Shun."
Ma Jiu looked at the empty internal funds and the faces of the civil and military officials in the court, and silently took out the three axes he used to deal with Party A, subcontracting, and supervision in his previous life:
No money? Copying Shanxi merchants, establishing sea bans, setting up glass workshops, and selling briquettes.
No soldiers? The Shangzhi Guards, the White Guards, the Royal Navy, and the frontier troops all had to follow his "Troop Training Regulations."
No firearms? Change the formula, assembly line, Hengsheng car, telescope, and a grenade that explodes when you pull it.
The courtiers are disobedient? Establish a daily newspaper, change salaries, restore the headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the Five Armies, and draw a big cake for the nobles.
Do civil servants only talk? OK, let me ask you - how does Shaanxi provide disaster relief? How to defend Liaodong?
While Qian Qianyi was still talking about "governing with virtue" at the Buddhist banquet, Zhu Youjian was already standing at the door of the Academy of Sciences, saying to a group of stunned craftsmen:
"This is called a steam engine. The principle is very simple - boil water and the air will push the piston. You try it first. If it doesn't work, then change it."
This is not the story of a tragic emperor. This is the story of a construction worker who took the entire Ming Dynasty to carry out infrastructure construction, production, and technology trees, and by the way, he wiped out the slaves in advance.
