The Iron Bones of the Ming Dynasty

I read the novel in the limited edition and thought the author wrote it very well. The creation of various characters, the description of war, and the portrayal of human hearts make people feel very real. Worth a look for everyone. I browsed the comment area today and found a lot of knee-jerk people slandering the author and the book. I just wanted to post and say: I hope the author will not be influenced by them, keep up the good work! I will support you!

The purpose of the fusiliary engine is not to increase the rate of fire. The British Army has never used flintlock artillery. Historically, the fusiliary engine structure has failed to catch fire. In fact, the firing rate of the fusiliary engine is lower than that of direct ignition, which directly slows down the overall firing speed. The only reason why the Navy uses flintlock artillery is that on warships, especially during battles, due to the small space near each gun position, gunpowder will be piled up. If an open flame is used, the gunpowder can easily ignite. For safety, the British Navy uses flintlock artillery. The Army can place gunpowder far away from the gun position, so it uses an open flame to ignite the artillery. This situation did not improve until the ignition tube appeared.

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No wonder the grades are not good, the boss is abused, he talks to himself, he added a poisonous emotional drama in order to make it longer, and he always retreats from Taiwan to develop in the Philippines. He is cold-blooded and has never thought about what to do with the people of the liberated land. After reading so many online articles, the protagonist has never thought about supporting the army and respecting himself to be the master of his own country. He always watches people live, and remembers to save people when they are imprisoned. The character design is super problematic! ! !

On bilibili, I ridiculed that the remaining world was a false prosperous age. Some people actually said that if the remaining world was not a prosperous age, then China would not have a prosperous age? He also said that Yongzheng, like Wang Mang, was the emperor who cared most about the people. Me, should I call him a clothes slave? This person is a traffic policeman. Didn't he learn cultural lessons?

I think we should go back to the Ming Dynasty to rebel. See how bad the late Ming Dynasty was. The great Ming Dynasty couldn't even deal with a Japanese pirate. I really don't understand the point of always promoting the Ming Dynasty's no fraternity, no indemnity, no land cession, and no tribute. When traveling to the Ming Dynasty, the first thing to do is how to serve the court, and then what to do with the princes, officials, and maritime merchants of the Ming Dynasty. The feeling I feel about the Ming Dynasty is that the people are the most miserable. Basically, people's rebellion is just like eating.

What ability does a third-rate college student have to guide the technology of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties to develop into nuclear bombs, artificial satellites, and computers in just a few decades? Moreover, the development of science and technology has always been gradual. If the basic manufacturing industry does not develop to an appropriate level, where will the high-end technology products come from? Just like the ASML lithography machine, the Zeiss optical lens alone condenses the results of basic physical research and high-end manufacturing.

I really don't understand why there are so many people out there who praise Qing and suppress Ming. The toughness of the Ming Dynasty was that he deeply tied the survival of the border with the survival of the royal family. He set the capital in Beijing, which was very close to the border at that time. He was never the kind of dynasty that the Qing Dynasty only knew how to kneel down and obey. The Ming Dynasty dared to still stand at the border after the Tumubao Incident. Not like Cixi who "measured the country's material resources" to please the foreign devils, nor Puyi, who only cared about his own throne and didn't care about the survival of the Chinese nation. ——He is so stubborn that he dares to set his destiny at the border and tell the people of the world that if the capital is not destroyed and the royal family does not infringe, the border will still be guarded! ! !

Poisoned to death I must have read over a hundred chapters of Test Poison I didn't see any Ming Iron Bones I only saw a person with no breasts and no stomach, who likes to show off on the spot, and who is a perverted devil that simple women want to have sex with. Are these performances worthy of the poems of loyalty on the guillotine in previous chapters? The funniest thing is that the author also claims that this is the protagonist's adaptation to the environment at that time in the 17th century. I think that as a person of the 21st century, even if you travel back in time, you should bring some moral principles of the civilized society of the 21st century, instead of turning into a breeding pig in heat who wants to have sex with every woman in less than a month. Is this still Ming Dynasty? Do you want to give birth to a nation through the protagonist?

Is this pig's foot unable to walk when seeing a woman? Liu Rushi wants it too, she's already in her thirties or forties, right?