The Jin Dynasty's Senior Minister

I couldn't help but laugh when I saw that we were going to make steel and iron. Do you know what the melting point of iron is? You didn't even have a blower or coal in the Spring and Autumn Period. Can iron ore be melted? For your iron smelting, I checked specifically. There is no iron ore in Weiyi. Please note that there is no iron ore. You don't even have any iron ore, so you teased me by saying you wanted to make iron! Moreover, molds are needed to make weapons. You can open the mold and make a sword in one day. It's awesome, awesome, awesome. You actually know how to memorize history books, understand chemistry and metallurgy. Come on, why did you die now and join the slave society? Doesn't this count as being eliminated? Write some history books and don't make things up. Really, this is my first comment, I really can't help it. That's it, the topic selection of this book is okay, but the quality is too poor.

I still can't figure out why Jin was divided. The country that was supposed to unite the world ended up being caused by internal problems... The core of Shang Yang's reform was to prohibit internal strife and to unite with the outside world!

Let me give the author two suggestions. First of all, I hope it won't be like the first dude in the Warring States Period who was so stupid at the beginning. It was so noisy that I actually gave up the book after just a few chapters. Secondly, don't get slapped in the face by being questioned like crazy in the last book. Those ministers simply don't have a long memory... So they have no choice but to jump to the chapter. I hope the author of this book can write well ✊. I ordered the first book, but I didn't expect the next two books to be a bit disappointing.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, a family wanted to unify China even if the king was not even a generation? Are all modern online articles so impetuous? Still as reliable as the Little Lord of Spring and Autumn 😅

The knowledge reserve is so low, how dare you write about Spring and Autumn Period?

To be honest, if the author is not careful when writing historical articles, why not write mindless and cool articles, disguised as historical articles, it will definitely attract some non-target readers to read it, and they will definitely complain if they are not satisfied after reading it, so why bother? It doesn't matter how true you want it to be. After all, it's an online text. It's okay to be exaggerated. It's acceptable to have any coincidences. But since it's a historical text, can it be more logical? This is a sincere suggestion, not to find fault. There are not many well-written historical articles, and there are not many good authors. I hope the author's next book will be better, but I really can't stand this one.

🤔Why is the male protagonist eager to start a ginseng business? Aren't you afraid that the king of Jin would buy ginseng and save his own life? According to the original history, the current king of Jin died soon. In this novel, the male protagonist has already invested in the next king of Jin in advance. If ginseng is bought by the king of Jin at this time and saves his own life, wouldn't the male protagonist's investment be in vain?

Damn it. . . . I feel like this intelligence-lowering halo is too strong. . . . I'm convinced. . . . Really. . . 🙂🙂🙂 Alas, strength persuades us to retreat. . . .

There is a serious lack of historical common sense and logic. History buffs who like rationality and research can go out directly.

I traveled to the Spring and Autumn Period and didn't know how to raise Kun.