Building an Industry in Ancient Times

The author can also consider hydraulic forging presses, hydraulic lathes, and building blast furnaces to achieve mass production of steel. At the same time, the author can look for raw materials for making crucibles and smelt tungsten alloys to make bore milling cutters. This way, the M1819 Hall breech-loaded flintlock gun can be manufactured with Migne bullets (here is a crazy version, with 0.5G of mercury fulminate crystals built into the front of the warhead. Although this is extremely extreme Dangerous, but this way the warhead can penetrate even plate armor) There is another bug here. The melting point of tungsten alloy is extremely high. It is difficult to smelt in the early period of the author's book. However, a few tungsten alloy milling cutters are enough here, so you can consider using atomic hydrogen welding process to melt tungsten ore to prepare tungsten alloy. Atomic hydrogen welding can be completely reproduced at this stage in the author's book.

I am used to the feeling of predicting the future in various historical novels, and I am quite interested in suddenly coming across this kind of historical novel that focuses on the development of science and technology. Although there have been some novels about the reappearance of modern science in the old dynasties, they only contain a few sentences and do not pay much attention to them. Those historical texts focus on controlling, predicting, and changing the historical process. So, when I saw this full of knowledge points, the corners of my mouth couldn't help but turn up. Not to mention what the historical direction of this book will be, but the history of the Ming Dynasty will definitely be completely rewritten. Then will the term Western Powers still appear? Suddenly I thought of the Qing Dynasty. In fact, in the late Qing Dynasty, all kinds of rare gadgets were everywhere, but the people of the Qing Dynasty at that time were like monkeys who had just learned new things. If I am right about the plot of this book, it will not be a dream for the Ming Dynasty to unify the world!

If you do this, you won't even be able to recover the cost. What age are you still using this trick?

After reading the book, I feel that it is very difficult for the people at the bottom to stand up. Fortunately, there is a golden finger hole that can go against the heavens. The male pig's feet relied on the technological difference of three to four hundred years to crush the gentry and bureaucrats at the time and lead a wave of industrial revolution. Just be careful not to let the ancients treat you as monsters, hahaha

The author's perspective is very unique. Although it was a bit too out of the ordinary at the beginning. After all, it is not a knowledge reserve of the same generation and it is not easy to get into the drama. But the more you read it, the more interesting it becomes and the story is very attractive! Like it very much!

It's not that I look down on the officers and soldiers of the late Ming Dynasty. They were basically a bunch of rubbish. If a pig's trotters could pull 400-500 soldiers with flintlock rifles, tens of thousands of people from the opposite side would be given for free. Those cowards only used their official power to bully people.

After reading this book, I felt a lot, especially about the understanding of science and technology. I really felt the importance of science and technology. It is really no exaggeration to say that science and technology are the primary productive forces. In ancient times, manpower was indispensable. If there were more people, there would be money and power. Without people, nothing could be accomplished. In the Ming Dynasty, if there really is an existence like the protagonist, it will really lead to the invincibility of the Ming Dynasty. Industry is needed everywhere. It is hard to imagine that if aircraft and tanks appeared in the Ming Dynasty, what would other countries see? The efficiency of a simple textile machine is a hundred times worse, and the benefits it brings are simply immeasurable. However, with such rapid development of industrialization, it is still unrealistic for the protagonist to be alone. Will there be apprentices in the future? But no matter what, with Wang Youzhen, Ming Dynasty took off on the spot!

Sowed the seeds of Maoist thought in Daming

If you don't have personal strength and make all kinds of inventions, then it's just a common man's crime to have a jade in his possession.

Huang Daopo's spinning machine could spin three yarns at a time. In the Ming Dynasty, my country's handicraft industry had not yet weakened to the point where it was even inferior to Huang Daopo's spinning machine. In fact, the Jenny spinning machine is not that efficient, so much so that it is exaggerated to the point that it is equivalent to a hundred machines like those in the bureaucratic squire's workshop. At most, it can be twice as efficient. No need to be so exaggerated, right? Other textual research is okay, at least it has a source. However, the novel is not true history after all. Maybe I am too serious about it. Overall, the plot design is pretty good and the logic is relatively reasonable. Good luck to the author, and I wish it will become popular as soon as possible!