A Scientist in the Late Han Dynasty

Why do you say Liu Beike? Like Gongsun Zan and Yuan Shao, who among them didn't seek death themselves? As for Tao Qian and Liu Biao, who are sixty or seventy years old, it is obvious that they have died, okay? It seems as if without Liu Bei, those warlords in troubled times would not have been gradually defeated in the melee. It's okay for other guys who are full of feudal superstitions to think so, but the protagonist actually thinks so too. Is he worthy of being a scientist? Where is the historical materialism?

What I find most incompetent about this book is that - according to the theory of social development science, it is impossible to create products that exceed the corresponding productivity in a given era. The short-term leap to the technological line can only be limited to 500 years. A few technologies can leap forward for thousands of years, but it is impossible for the Three Kingdoms to create technologies that were only invented in modern times...

Many people who write books now have never gone to college. In fact, a modern and literate person can do too much in ancient times. It is not an exaggeration to lead a dynasty and dare not say that it is okay to make some pseudo-high-tech. The three biggest constraints on ancient science and technology are rubber, springs and permanent magnets. As long as these three points are solved, it is not an exaggeration to jump directly to science and technology. What the ancients actually lacked was insight. Before the Han Dynasty, some people had already proposed that the earth was round, and it had long been discovered that big and small balls hit the ground at the same time. However, most people were still ignorant. They have no media, and one or two people cannot influence others.

Just write about the real stuff, don't introduce science about the Han Dynasty class, just mention it a little if it is useful, just give a general explanation, don't write a whole chapter, I might as well read a history textbook.

The writing is so ideal. When he meets the Wuhuan people at the beginning, the protagonist has no strength at all and dares to do business with them with a book of extremely profitable things? If you really traveled through time like this, you would have been killed and cheated! If you don't keep all kinds of technologies confidential and don't value things by taking advantage of scarcity, you are courting death! This is not a peaceful environment in modern society! Besides, in modern society, if you really have a black technology, you dare to take it out casually? Just be one step ahead. The protagonist is thousands of years ahead of his time! There are very few novels about the development of science and technology in the Three Kingdoms. I was quite looking forward to it, eh

Let me explain first, I haven't read it yet, the introduction attracted me, I love to explore technology, the most annoying thing is to say that this is not possible and that is not possible for the sake of balance. Is it difficult to explore technology with technical information? Just do it, research or something, and when you have the actual object, just teach and learn slowly, it's fun to watch I have provided the author with detailed technical information, from basic metallurgy to basic chemical machinery structure. I will find it for you. Each one of them does not know the professional knowledge, but they are stubborn and say that this is not possible in ancient times and that is not possible. With technical information, from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, any era can achieve industrial revolution.

It is really difficult for me to choose a name, so I specially built this building. If you want to add a dragon, you can write it below. Please note that the names of aristocratic families in the late Han Dynasty are two characters, and the three characters are common people and wild people. In addition, please mark the profession you want to be, such as eunuch (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

Without any thought, it is just a castle in the air. Relying on natural science alone can only be a flash in the pan. Otherwise, Li Hongzhang's Westernization Movement would have succeeded long ago.

First of all, Zhang Jiao has indeed cured many people's diseases. As for what? It's hard to know, so it can be convincing. After all, before the Yellow Turban Rebellion and even until Dong Zhuo defeated Chang'an, the Han Dynasty's vitality was still there, but it was not that there was really no food to eat. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, most of the land was idle... So, the group of people Zhang Jiao deceived rebelled not only because they were not full, but because they were dissatisfied with the oppression... No matter from any angle, Zhang Jiao's medical skills should be no less than Hua Tuo and Zhang Ji!

This book is very controversial about Cao, Liu and Sun of the Three Kingdoms. Are they benevolent and righteous? In my opinion, they are all feudal warlords, not really heroes, just like everyone now thinks of the heroes of Liangshan in Shuihu. Who still thinks that Liangshan is a hero now?