[Veteran cadres travel through time + hard core industry + decisive killing + pretending to be pigs and eating tigers]
When he woke up, he became Zhu Youjian, the founder of the Ming Dynasty.
The beginning is the explosion of Wang Gong's factory in the sixth year of the Apocalypse. Nine thousand year old Wei Zhongxian holds broken porcelain pieces and presses forward step by step!
What to do? Waiting online, it's very urgent!
Zhu Youjian, a retired veteran cadre with 30 years of grassroots experience, smiled slightly: Since you can't defeat him, then join first, then instigate rebellion, and finally take the blame!
As a result, the painting style of Ming Dynasty suddenly changed:
Wei Zhongxian thought he was cultivating immortality and refining elixirs, so he funded five thousand taels with a wave of his hand, but what he produced were granular gunpowder and prefabricated fragmentation grenades!
The princes in the court thought that he was playing in the mud and not doing his job properly. As a result, he built briquettes and assembly lines, monopolized the energy resources of the capital, and strangled the nobles by the throat!
My father-in-law, Zhou Kui, thought he was a boy who wanted to make money, but he ended up signing a deed of sale, and even his underwear was deceived!
Until Tianqi died and the capital was blocked.
That crazy King Xin suddenly kicked open the gate of the Forbidden City with three thousand heavily armed Xishan Guards, dragging Italian cannons.
Facing the trembling civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty, Zhu Youjian slapped his revolver on the dragon case and asked kindly:
"I heard that you think Daming has no money?"
"I also heard that you don't want to pay taxes?"
"Come on, look at my caliber and say what you just said again!"
Wei Zhongxian: "Madman! He was always pretending before! He is more ruthless than ours!"
Donglin Party: "Your Majesty, if you have something to say, don't just start the industrial revolution!"
In this life, I will not hang on the coal mountain, I will let the sun and moon of the Ming Dynasty never set!
This is a potentially good book