Return to the Ming Dynasty to Make Movies

In ancient times, officials served for ten or even decades. Corrupt officials wanted to deliberately do "bad" things and benefit themselves in everything they did. They took pleasure in bullying the people every day, and did so for decades without ever doing a good thing, a common thing, or a just thing. I think it was not easy for them. Vice versa, an upright official is not a saint. It is not too much to gain some benefits for his family without harming the interests of the people. But this can only be done secretly. Making it public would be a scandal or a "bad" thing. If the people know about it, there will be countless excuses to arrange it for you. There are no absolutes in things. No matter how evil a corrupt official is, there will always be people who support and respect him. Even if an honest official is good, there will always be people who hate him and think he is hypocritical.

Looking at the name and introduction, I thought it was about technology and a little bit of entertainment, but after more than 50 chapters, I didn't see any signs of it.

Come on! (ง •̀_•́)ง

I'll take it for granted, what kind of rubbish book is this?

In the late Ming Dynasty, a power station was built to carry out the industrial revolution?

The Ming and Qing dynasties were almost the time when women's three obediences and four virtues reached their peak. Ordinary women from ordinary families would stay out of the public eye if they could, and go out to the streets less often to buy and sell things. Except for women who have rebelled and rebelled, they have been forced to have no choice but to do nothing. Very few women can engage in formal occupations openly. This is not a question of money, but a matter of habits developed by people in the feudal era for hundreds of thousands of years and a moral issue they think. This problem existed during the Republic of China and even when New China was first founded, not to mention the actual feudal era. Equality between men and women has only slowly emerged over the past few decades. Not long after the protagonist rebelled, and only a few days after occupying the county, I feel that women have already begun to appear in various forms. It's hard to imagine a soldier's widow crying in public in an official setting. Soldiers who are successful in killing the enemy will be rewarded with dozens or even hundreds of taels. Although it is meant to set an example and set a benchmark, it is unlikely that the standard will plummet all the way in the future. In the future, if the army expands, the rewards will be half of the current level, and the funds will be insufficient. One hundred taels of silver was enough for an ordinary family to live comfortably for a lifetime. In the prosperous feudal times, people did not have the luxury or capital to eat white rice for two meals a day. In a sentence, the protagonist has just started to "start a business". Some of his ideas and actions have good starting points, but does he have the strength to do it all and can he resist the counterattack of feudal forces? It's best to lie dormant before the strength is insufficient, or to come in secret. Landlords and wealthy people are not necessarily villains. It is not without reason and merit that feudal society can last for thousands of years.

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The protagonist didn't fit into the society very well at the beginning, and then slowly grew up in the social environment at that time, which is very suitable for a modern normal person. If he was invincible at the beginning, and the tiger's body was shocked, the younger brothers came to worship him, it would be a novel.

Looking at the name, I thought you could travel back and forth to make a movie.

How about Japan as a future weapons testing ground? 😄

TV sets were made in the late Ming Dynasty? Are you kidding?