Decision at the End of Ming Dynasty

The strength of the team is very important. Professional knowledge such as physics, biochemistry, etc. Is actually not that important. As long as the general environment allows scholars to spend a lifetime studying knowledge, and their food, clothing, and daily life are provided by society, then the invention of new weapons is only a matter of time. The most immediate effect is team management. You need a A team handles everything, such as reform. Someone is responsible for raising funds, someone is responsible for correcting mistakes, someone is responsible for public relations, and someone is responsible for dealing with the aftermath. The success rate will be much higher. Therefore, if the protagonist and Chongzhen want to succeed, they need their own team to create more outstanding points and supporting roles - it will be easier to write later.

Well, the beginning was pretty good, but suddenly it seemed like it was fast forwarding, and it started to develop in a daze. To be honest, no system would be that fast, and I couldn't watch it anymore.

It's understandable to sensationalize, but it's unacceptable to exaggerate the combat effectiveness of the peasant army for the sake of sensationalism! At that time, the Eight Banners, which had the highest level of organization and strongest discipline, had a battle loss rate of 150% to 20% and could no longer fight. However, the peasant army described in the article had no organization, no discipline, no discipline, let alone equipment. Its combat effectiveness was so strong. Is it credible? You know, this is not the peasant army when Li Zicheng captured Beijing, but a group of peasants at the beginning of the uprising.