Industry Created the Ming Dynasty

Looking at the Ming Dynasty, I can bear it even if they forcefully say that Wei Zhongxian is a good person. After all, he only killed civil servants for corruption and so on. I can't bear the Shanxi merchants' cleansing. At that time, the big businessmen had no king and no father. They had no shame. To go to the Ming Dynasty, they had to kill all the eight Shanxi merchants. Just like Wu Sangui, in the early days, he would never have thought that the Jurchens could take over the world. If he traveled through the early Ming Dynasty and accepted Wu Sangui, he might be able to harm the Jurchens.

The status of Shanxi merchants is too high. In fact, they are just profiteers and bastards. They were called Shanxi merchants just because people at that time paid attention to the rural party, and collectively acted as traitors and exchanged what they had.

The author doesn't know how to write blindly, it is easy to mislead others. Zheng He made money every time he went to the West, otherwise where would the Yongle Emperor's military expenses come from? It's just that the civil servant group became jealous when they saw the money being made. The treasure ship blueprints were burned. The civil servant group deceived the emperor about the sea ban, and they began to go to sea to make money.

Wu Sangui was in the Northeast during the Chongzhen period and had nothing to do with Yunnan. At that time, the largest power in Yunnan was Mu Guogong's mansion, followed by various chieftains. Wu Sangui arrived in Yunnan after the Qing Dynasty passed the Qing Dynasty and during the middle and late Shunzhi period.

This author must be from Shanxi, and should be a descendant of the Fan family

Without those traitorous old wild boar skins from Shanxi merchants, the Eight Banners would really be less than ten thousand, and those ten thousand would starve to death.

I heard that the Kong family was repopulated by the Mongols during the Yuan Dynasty.

In the Ming Dynasty, it was impossible for people to be so downtrodden. The first person to be elected could be an official, but the second person was not required to pay taxes. Once you were elected, many people in the village would put their fields in your name, because the land tax was very high at that time. If you put the land in your name, you don't have to pay taxes to the state, and you only need to pay a little rent. It was like this all over the country at that time, and even more What's more, you are the only one in your country who can be elected. Once you win the exam, you can be called a master. The so-called "Master of Juren", the local officials can't control you, because you may be an official one day, or you may be selected as a Jinshi that day. Being a Jinshi official is more important than the local county magistrate. There are also money to be promoted, and the country supports you...

Whitewash Shanxi merchants? Don't you know why Shanxi merchants became the imperial merchants of the Qing Dynasty? Can all traitors be cleansed?

If you don't kill common merchants, don't engage in industry, and don't dominate the sea, your journey will be in vain.

When I first started reading, I told myself, don't use your brain, don't use your brain, don't use your brain. After reading Chapter 30, I was still disgusted at the end. Is this considered self-inflicted?

I'm wondering, what kind of person can write this kind of novel? If you read it without thinking, you will spit out the last night's meal

Author, in the first chapter, the protagonist receives memories and still can't read traditional Chinese characters? !

It's so poisonous that even old bookworms can't stand it

It feels like an artifact. The author probably doesn't understand the industry. All along the way it was just like a craftsman, with no lathe gears, vernier calipers or anything like that. I really don't know how to mass-produce something like this without uniform specifications? ? ? How can industry be produced without three acids and two alkali? ? As for the fact that there are electric lights but no telegraph, this is too exaggerated: Even if you really don't understand, haven't you seen Princess Sissi, which is broadcast every year on CCTV? ? A telegraph machine is just a button and an electric pen tip! ! Besides, I won't complain about botanical knowledge.

It feels like the author doesn't have a lot of common sense knowledge, such as geography, history, technology, etc., Many things are all available in one stroke. After one stroke, money and troops came in a hurry. . . Not rigorous at all. There are so many loopholes in the first dozen chapters alone. I can't stand it anymore. I suggest the author read the late Ming Dynasty and the Border Army at the end of the Ming Dynasty to see their structure and organizational model. What's most intolerable is that you can even make mistakes in geography. Don't you have a map of China?

What kind of pig's feet are there, what kind of author is there?

I'm so scared to write. I write a sentence so convoluted that it gives me a headache. I'm still boasting in front of a governor. I'm so complacent. I really don't know what I've been eating all these years.

This book is so uncomfortable to read, I can't understand many sentences 😰

Handmade Xiaoming, this is the correct name of this book.

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Donglin has a strong sense of justice? Where did you hear it?

The Southern Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty were a shame to the Chinese nation, and the Manchu Qing Dynasty was a shame to the Chinese people

The emperor is the most backward system. At least the princes are so fierce in their intrigues and killing each other for the throne.

After writing so much, you don't even have the most basic gun? ? ?

The later chapters are a bit rough, and the consecutive chapters are used (... That's it... A day has passed), like a running account, and each summary is three points, which reminds me of (horse three points). The article is a bit anticlimactic.

I'm really annoyed by this kind of novel that keeps nagging about psychological activities. The novel is the plot, and the details win. Writing so many psychological activities, is it a primary school student writing a diary? I have just started reading Chapter 2, which is all about psychological activities.

Ming Dynasty is an incomprehensible time, an era where danger and opportunity coexist.

It's really awkward for the protagonist to not call him "Lord" and "Sir", and the reader doesn't feel involved. The author probably thinks that calling him "Lord" really tells the world that the protagonist has rebelled and wants to wait until the end of the Ming Dynasty to become the king. I think this idea is ridiculous. There are so many adults, but there is only one lord. Once you have a family, you have to change the title in time to determine the team, otherwise your subordinates will not know which master to be loyal to. This kind of nondescript title will definitely do more harm than good, and the reader does not have a sense of involvement.