Traveling through Zhenguan, Li Zhao wanted to make the people of the Han family live a better life and make the Tang Dynasty stronger. To this end, he worked hard to complete the things that a time traveler should do: build workshops to make refined salt, make soap, press soybean oil, improve papermaking, invent movable type printing, and launch the Quyuan plow to improve people's lives; establish schools to promote simplified Chinese characters, Mandarin and Pinyin, teach modern subjects such as mathematics, physics, and chemistry, emancipate the mind, and accelerate the process of civilization; set up a scientific research institute to recruit elites in various arts, promote the technology of various industries, and create more powerful industries to provide a strong backbone for the economy and military. Shield; built the Datang Medical College, built a modern general hospital together with famous doctors such as Sun Simiao and Zhen Quan, and increased the average life expectancy of the people from 30 to 70 years; established the Department of Commerce, promulgated commercial laws, redefined weights and measures, and launched a decimal reform of taxation and a series of other measures; the establishment of the Military Academy made the Tang army transition from the era of cold weapons to the era of hot weapons. The powerful army conquered all directions and the invincible navy spanned the four oceans!
Reader comments
The plot design is reasonable, the writing is pretty good, and there are no common sense mistakes. The most important thing is that for the first time, someone finally understood that during the Zhenguan period, Li Shimin was the one who could cover the sky with one hand, and no one had to be afraid of hiding behind him. As for those aristocratic families, if they were really powerful, they would not have been massacred by Huang Chao in the late Tang Dynasty. As for jumping in front of Li Shimin, who had absolute power, they did not dare to jump too far. It is unreasonable for those protagonists who have made great contributions but fight back and forth with aristocratic families. The most aristocratic families can do is express their dissatisfaction with the emperor and then try to cause some minor troubles. How can anyone confront the emperor or cause major problems? Li Shimin just didn't want to kill, it wasn't that he couldn't kill.
The aristocratic family was not without influence in the Zhenguan Dynasty, but it was more reflected in culture, marriage, and local reputation rather than political and military confrontation. They can show the emperor's face, but they can't stop the emperor's sword.
There is no pretense or slap-in-the-face routine, and there is no system involved. It just writes about the life of the protagonist during the Zhenguan period. Slowly and little by little, the influence changes the Tang Dynasty. I think we Chinese people should rely on our own hands to change the world. We should not always think unrealistically about relying on the system, golden fingers, etc. This book is good
The plot design is reasonable, the writing is pretty good, and there are no common sense mistakes. The most important thing is that for the first time, someone finally understood that during the Zhenguan period, Li Shimin was the one who could cover the sky with one hand, and no one had to be afraid of hiding behind him. As for those aristocratic families, if they were really powerful, they would not have been massacred by Huang Chao in the late Tang Dynasty. As for jumping in front of Li Shimin, who had absolute power, they did not dare to jump too far. It is unreasonable for those protagonists who have made great contributions but fight back and forth with aristocratic families. The most aristocratic families can do is express their dissatisfaction with the emperor and then try to cause some minor troubles. How can anyone confront the emperor or cause major problems? Li Shimin just didn't want to kill, it wasn't that he couldn't kill. The aristocratic family was not without influence in the Zhenguan Dynasty, but it was more reflected in culture, marriage, and local reputation rather than political and military confrontation. They can show the emperor's face, but they can't stop the emperor's sword.
There is no pretense or slap-in-the-face routine, and there is no system involved. It just writes about the life of the protagonist during the Zhenguan period. Slowly and little by little, the influence changes the Tang Dynasty. I think we Chinese people should rely on our own hands to change the world. We should not always think unrealistically about relying on the system, golden fingers, etc. This book is good