
Three Kingdoms: Reborn into the Sun Family, I Become Sun Quan
三国:重生孙家我成孙权了
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- Ongoing
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- 495k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
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- 1mo ago
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- Fanqie
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This writing is not realistic at all. In ancient times, productivity was backward, due to the low production of steel and grain. As a modern person with a higher education, what he fights for is equipment. With such a high starting point, he does not think about improving the quality of equipment. He thinks about conspiracies every day and puts the cart before the horse. There are also corn, potatoes and sweet potatoes, which are products of the Americas. They were introduced to China in the late Ming Dynasty. Where did the seeds come from in the Han Dynasty? The most important crop in ancient times that can improve food supply was Champa rice. It was produced in Vietnam. It was introduced to the south during the Song Dynasty and then promoted. Champa rice is also called early rice. Modern people traveled back to ancient times and had such a high starting point. As long as they did not lose their modern memories and had nine years of compulsory education and were not scumbags, they would be able to dominate the world in less than five years. This is an innate advantage. Just relying on monosulfur, dinitrate, and three wood carbons to make sugar-coated Ivan, no one in ancient times could beat it. Secondly, modern people know a few ore origins in various parts of the country, and they know the principles of steelmaking and ironmaking. They can make good steel in ancient times. Steelmaking is not difficult in the first place. As long as you smelt coking coal, add limestone and raise the temperature to 1560 degrees, you can get molten steel with a carbon content of about 1.5-2.3. The cooling is that steel billets are used to make swords and guns. I don't know, it is hundreds of times better than the ancient iron-making technology, and the output is hundreds of times higher. Who can beat it?
It's far-fetched to apply modern things to ancient times. It's very poorly written.
What the hell is the first chapter about? Sun Ce personally handed over the throne to Sun Quan before he died, and specifically asked Zhou Yu to be consulted on foreign affairs, and Zhang Zhao on domestic affairs. Why do you need to use conspiracy and tricks to deal with Da Qiao and his mother and son to fight for the throne?