Trying to Survive in the Late Jin Dynasty

Start with an assault rifle, add bullets, add a car, and add armor made with modern technology and travel to the cold Jin Dynasty (Southern Song Dynasty). Do you think you are the unluckiest time traveler in history?

The term "Jin Dynasty" is very strange. Maybe it would be better to use the term "Jin Kingdom in the Late Song Dynasty" or "Jin Kingdom in the Southern Song Dynasty" in the title of the book...?

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In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient, and an uprising might have occurred in Hubei, and it might have taken a month before it reached Beijing. Therefore, in ancient times, the closer to the capital, the stronger the rule, and the further away from the capital, the weaker the rule. In ancient times, the world was controlled mainly by controlling a few important areas. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, the main purpose was to establish the capital in Guanzhong and control the world with Guanzhong. As long as Guanzhong was controlled, even if the whole world rebelled, they could calmly quell the rebellion. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the three main points of control were Hebei, Jiangnan, and Huguang, thereby controlling the world. The imperial capital, Beijing, controls the defense line of the Great Wall and the army; it controls Jiangnan, controls taxes and money bags; it controls Huguang and controls the granary of the world. As long as these three places are not lost, the world will be stable. If one of the three is lost, the world will be unstable; if the other two are lost, the country will not be preserved. You can refer to the demise of the Ming Dynasty, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Revolution of 1911, etc. As for other places, the main thing is to replace officials. They may be corrupt, but as long as they don't rebel, that's fine. Once again, local taxes were drained, and there was no money for rebellion; again, civilian officials were allowed to suppress military generals, which once again eliminated the possibility of rebellion. Perhaps in this case, the combat effectiveness of the army will decrease, but otherwise how can the country be preserved, and how can the emperor sleep peacefully? After all, in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, it would be too dangerous for military generals to rebel at any time and become the emperor. In the era where the protagonist lives, one cannot look down upon the Mongolian army. The Mongolian army, at its peak, numbered only 200,000. It was mainly mounted and shot, but in front of the muskets, it had no advantage at all. After all, it takes ten years to train an excellent cavalry, but it only takes two months to train a musketeer. At that time, the competition will be about population advantage. If there is a bloody fight on the battlefield, it may be fought three or five times in a row, and the Mongolian army will be exhausted. This is also why Kangxi banned the development of firearms. It was not that he did not know the advantages of firearms, but that he understood them too well. It can be said that the Mongolian army suffered the most in the development of firearms. It can be said that in the era of development of matchlocks, flintlock guns, and artillery, Mongolia was no longer afraid. The real enemy of the protagonist is not Mongolia, but the rebellious officials and traitors within. After the protagonist occupies the cave, he should quickly go north to occupy the Great Wall defense line and occupy Shanxi. After all, if Shanxi is not occupied, it is just passive defense, which is too dangerous. After taking over the defense line of the Great Wall, he should recuperate and directly destroy the Song Dynasty and capture Lin'an. In fact, many literati have average moral integrity and mainly occupy Lin'an. Many places will surrender. As long as the local areas do not rebel and as long as the local areas send taxes, the protagonist can tolerate certain people in the Song Dynasty to separatist rule. Then destroy the Jin Kingdom. Concentrate China's manpower and material resources against Genghis Khan. At this point, no matter how awesome Genghis Khan is, he has to kneel down. But the protagonist is developing in capitalism in this era, and I am speechless. In China, an agricultural society is dominated. The development of capitalism is a dead end. The landlord class has been destroyed, and the business class cannot afford to support it. But now, after more than 20 years of hard work, the protagonist has only occupied part of Shandong, Hebei, Henan, and Liaodong. The speed is too slow. Liu Bang conquered the world in six years; Zhu Yuanzhang conquered the world in twenty years. The protagonist is too slow. The protagonist has almost zero political experience, is horribly childish, and lacks the overall situation talents like Xiao He and Liu Bowen under his command. Originally, when Muhuali was defeated, countless Han landowners would rebel, and the protagonist could take the opportunity to unify the north and occupy the Great Wall defense line. However, the protagonist made trouble. These Han landowners would rather die than surrender, and only occupied part of Hebei. In ancient times, the main purpose was to attack the old landlords and support the new landlords. Why do the younger brothers follow him? The main reason is to become a prince and prime minister, but in the end, the protagonist brings too little benefit to his subordinates. I feel that the protagonist is a man in science and engineering, with zero strategic vision and lack of a sense of the overall situation. He was originally a master of bombing, but ended up becoming a non-chief. Now, this book is a bit broken. The main reason is that the author is a newcomer, maybe a man in science and engineering, and he is somewhat unable to control the overall situation of history and the analysis of human nature.

The author's previous writings are all very good, but his political writing is too bad. The political system is poisonous to me. If the author really doesn't know how to write it, you can read "Revolution of the Song Dynasty" for reference. This book is also from the Jin Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty.

It's poisonous. Others have learned it within two years of using the guns and equipment that I made according to the technology. The technicians and officers I trained were bribed in various ways. The soldiers I educated ideologically are on the same level as the third-class Mongolians. When did the Mongolian Yuan become so enlightened?

These are troubled times, and the protagonist is too soft on the enemy. Since the beginning of mankind, it has always been the law of the jungle, fearing power but not virtue. The protagonist, this is the protagonist's aura, or he will be over soon.

Don't those apprentices have parents and families? How come they have become the protagonist's private soldiers? They don't need a home when they have a company.

Author, please don't forget to look at the map. Your strength is too small and you can easily be wiped out by others. It's been more than ten years and you still won't fight me out. You've been in this kind of field for too long. Everyone has helped you learn everything. You must know that the wisdom of the ancients is no less than yours.

Well! The author has done a good job in this book in the past and has been following up on it, but the last few chapters seem to be falling apart. The author actually wants the protagonist to engage in elections and democracy in ancient times. It is ridiculous to be too advanced. What should I do if the protagonist barely controls the territory in order to conquer the world? There are prerequisites for modern democratic elections, which require the efforts of several generations of protagonists and the improvement of the general environment and people's awareness and knowledge to have a foundation for emergence. Otherwise, I don't think the protagonist will have a good ending. Unless the author just writes that the protagonist occupies the current territory and does not expand it, he will play his own role. No matter whether the Mongol Empire and the Song Dynasty are life or death, it is best to tell the truth. If he continues to write like this, the book may collapse! ! ! !