Song Ruled the World

Some friends criticized it, saying that it was really bad that muskets appeared in the book. Let me explain here that relatively primitive muskets really appeared in the late Song Dynasty. There are online videos about Song Dynasty technology in albums and Baidu Encyclopedia, and they were available during the reign of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty. At that time, bamboo tubes were used to hold gunpowder and bullets, and the range could reach 150 steps. Thank you to the book friends who made the criticism, because you are reading it carefully. Thank you very much.

I really don't want to watch Southern Song Dynasty and Southern Ming Dynasty, it's useless.

Historical literature should really avoid such big reforms to equalize land. It is a bad habit of the farming community. In times of crisis, it is necessary to unite all forces to unify as quickly as possible. Our forces are already at a disadvantage and want to carry out reforms, which will inevitably prolong the time of unification. Those who endure hardship are still like ordinary people.

First, there was no country called Spain during the Song Dynasty. Although the second artillery has appeared in the Song Dynasty, it seems to be generally made of wood or bamboo. I remember this. When was there no speedboat? It should be called a sampan. Also, the cannon should be front-loaded. If you put the artillery in front of your speedboat, how do you load it behind the artillery station? Next, let's talk about the source of your super-era artillery. Hundreds of artillery pieces were actually removed from two battleships. Let's not talk about whether there were such warships in the Song Dynasty. Let's just say that the battleships were loaded with dozens of artillery pieces. The one on the opposite side had already been blown up. But the main character was broken into pieces and split. The Spanish fleet was already crying on the ground. If they had dismantled all the artillery pieces on their warships and dispersed them, there would still be the British Empire on which the sun never sets.

It is recommended that the author inquire about the monetary system of the Song Dynasty