Imperial Age: Late Ming Dynasty

Why. Zhang Yong, what do you want me to say? Insignificant development, insignificant development, who has insignificant development like this?

No, I said this is really rubbish. Look at the books of the same type that are better than this one.

The Ming army in this book is too awesome. The 800 fire musket soldiers of Weihai Guard killed more than 200 armored sword and shield soldiers of the protagonist in one round of mounted fire. Any guard station can be so awesome. It was gone early in the morning.

If you want to time travel, why do you still need to create a trance and choose the most annoying routine? You can't be struck to death by lightning or choke to death by drinking water. Really?

In fact, smoothbore muskets are no better than bows and arrows! The shooting speed is slow at short range, and the musket is fast to form an army, but if you have a system to summon tens of thousands of soldiers at once, they can fight without training as soon as they come out, and there is no population limit. If a hundred thousand soldiers attack a place to farm, 10,000 acres of land can produce tens of millions of kilograms of grain a year, and if there are hundreds of acres of land, it can be exempted from agricultural taxes nationwide! At that time, you can rush into F2A. When I play Age of Empires, I always defend my home and hold back technology, and then build barracks to attack the enemy's doorstep and draw A. Anyway, the protagonist doesn't have to worry about military morale, he can just go there. 🪖🪖🪖

It's already 2020, are you still writing the same thing as more than ten years ago?

This is an ancient setting at the beginning, right?

Occupy some territory in Shandong, vigorously develop the navy and attack North Korea first, purchase a large number of people from drought-stricken areas such as Shaanxi and Henan, form a young army with himself as the chief officer, and his sister as the adjutant to manage the female team of the young army, not allowing others to interfere, and train cadres. After the navy is developed, it will first eliminate the Houjin Navy and the Ming Dynasty Shandong Navy, occupy the islands and attack North Korea, and will the Houjin forces Drive away, North Korea has a lot of resources, drive the North Koreans to dig gold and cut trees, you can quickly accumulate funds, then attack and destroy Hou Jin to occupy the three eastern provinces, divide the troops into three routes, attack Mongolia all the way, the second route goes north, establish resource points to collect resources, the first and third route of maritime development can first attack the Ryukyu Islands and Taiwan Island, eliminate the Zheng's fleet, and collect protection fees in the China Sea to suspend. Taking advantage of the internal and external troubles of the Ming Dynasty, a large number of people were purchased and immigrated. When the army and horses were strong, science and technology improved, and a large number of loyal cadres were cultivated, troops were sent south to reclaim the land and establish a new country in which socialism was everyone's responsibility, everyone paid taxes, and the emperor was the leader.

Isn't it a bit silly to go against the imperial court in the early stages? Although I have a golden finger, I can't tell outsiders openly.

Are you sure this is Age of Empires?

There are loopholes from the beginning. The gods can just give the protagonist a few options, and the protagonist doesn't have any strength to play tricks.

I just started writing, and my writing is pretty good. Well

The protagonist can completely wear plate armor for the infantry. Plate armor can protect against early muskets. Moreover, the plate armor is not as heavy as the legend says. Except for blunt weapons as heavy as maces, it is not afraid of other cold weapons. Don't be misled by marketing accounts. When plate armor really lost its status, it was because the minimun bullets with pointed warheads had armor-piercing capabilities, and plate armor could no longer defend itself. The mini bomb did not appear until 1836, and it was 1628 (the first year of Chongzhen) at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Plate armor had few enemies in the late Ming Dynasty. Of course, shells aside, the kinetic energy from being hit too close by a bullet acted as a blunt weapon, shattering and injuring internal organs. There are many antique plate armors displayed in modern museums, which were dented by bullets but were not penetrated, but the people inside died.