The Tiger of the Ming Dynasty

The alkali must be so easy to make. It was only in modern China that the Hou Debang came out. The author is just ignorant, go and see what materials Hou Debang needs to make alkali? Is the author really convinced that alkali can be made in ancient times? If you use alkali such as potassium hydroxide extracted from plant ash to make soap, the yield will be extremely low. Mass production of soap can only use sodium hydroxide alkali. For this kind of alkali, please check out Hou Debang's technology. I'm really impressed that you can do it in ancient times. I believe in the large-scale production of glass cement in ancient times, and I also believe in the creation of sulfuric acid and nitric acid, but if you can create alkali, that is true NB.

The Hongyi cannon is too heavy. It's fine for attacking and defending the city. For field operations, it needs a small cannon weighing less than a thousand kilograms. It can be mounted on a large wheel for easy movement. It can shoot scattered bullets one by one. The flintlock gun uses flint and the bullets use pointed bullets. You have to tell the craftsman about this and let him study it. You need to have a clear goal.

There was not enough food in the north, so it was shipped to the slaves by Shanxi merchants. Every pass, military deployment, and army intelligence were all sent by Shanxi merchants.

The title of Chapter 100 is "The End", which just so happens that I really can't stand it anymore. I have been reading books for more than ten years, and I don't know how many books I have read in the late Ming Dynasty, but! This book is the most rubbish book ever written, bar none! It's so frustrating, and the people watching it are very angry!

Since you are so good at fighting, then go to Liaodong. I will give you the position of a guerrilla general, and your new city will be inherited by others. I hate this kind of sand dollar plot. I have no status, but I am hanging around all day long. I just think I have money, and I don't think about the time.

This is one of the worst novels I have read about the Ming Dynasty. The author has no historical knowledge at all and does not read Ming history at all.

How many modern people know anything about steel training soap and the like? Don't force open the high-tech gold finger? Is it not enough to have modern knowledge and the aura of a protagonist? I don't have much sense of identity with these things.

Why do you have to be a Ming army? You will be exploited wherever you go. Isn't it bad to be a bandit? If you are a bandit, you can't farm? Go to Fengyang to fight. If people really want to kill you, why don't they just shoot you and send you to death? You treat others as fools.

Taking science and technology for granted, trains are not that easy. Alas, the author must have too little exposure to science and engineering knowledge.

You don't fight against others, and you don't worry about yourself. When others hit you, you block them. You don't take any revenge. What do you want to do?