The Ming Dynasty Tycoon

I felt a little awkward when I first started reading the first chapter of this book. I personally felt that something was missing in the background explanation. In the Ming Dynasty, big businessmen could not do much without a backer. In feudal society, merchants were assigned corvee tasks. Government procurement was done by assigning merchants to purchase. The government's price was often much lower than the market price. In this case, the best outcome for a businessman is to lose money and avoid disasters. In serious cases, the whole family will be ruined and all the wealth will be robbed in disguise. If you are empty, you will go to jail. Businessmen with a background will not encounter such assignments. Only businessmen with no background and no backing will encounter such official assignments. Generally, big businessmen may not have anyone serving as an official in their own family, but there will definitely be someone in the clan. In order to protect their own property, those big businessmen will vigorously support local education in the local area, provide local students with money and a good learning environment, and then select outstanding talents to marry and realize the bundling of interests.

After 20 years of farming overseas, it is entirely possible to overthrow the Ming Dynasty by force. Wouldn't it be nice to be the emperor? Anyway, I don't like any feudal dynasty. For the sake of the people, the Ming Dynasty must be overthrown. This is the responsibility of the time traveler.

I feel that even being the emperor of a small country is more satisfying than being a high-ranking official of a big country.

You just rub our IQs on the ground. In ancient times, a county killed more than 100,000 people. Your shipyard directly had 100,000 people, and other industries combined have millions of people. Damn, your family has more workers than a single person in the city.

It's about dreaming and writing again. The protagonist's family is a businessman with more than 300,000 tenants and more than 100,000 shipyard workers and apprentices. I just want to see how your protagonist survives the first three chapters.

The Ming Dynasty was tricked to death by the eunuchs of Sanbao. Sanbao Ken completely failed to report to the emperor the vast overseas territory, wealth, and rich specialties. Instead, he killed Chen Zuyi, a Chinese Miao descendant, and supported the Tianfang Sect to occupy the entire Nanyang.,,,

The author is too naive. No matter in ancient times or modern times, if you have enough money, you can kill pigs and eat meat. This person is not allowed to exist in any country.

This is what children write. If glass and soap were initially classified as goods trafficked from overseas, would there be so many things? Even if you want to create a conflict point, you don't have to be so stupid, right?

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Here comes my question again. A few giant merchants have millions of followers, and the entire Ming Dynasty only has a population of over 50 million. Even the Shanxi merchants in the late Ming Dynasty, and the ten imperial merchants in the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, there is no way they can have a business firm with a million people. Let's talk about modern times. How big of a company does it take to have a scale of more than a million people? I can understand it in modern times, but the author is now in the Ming Dynasty, a business with one million people. Do you think the national government will not take measures? No matter how hard I try, I'm going to hit you both! In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, businessmen and scholar-bureaucrats still did not dare to go too far. At that time, the emperor still had a sword in his hand, not the emperor who had lost all his swords during the Chongzhen period. The Imperial Guard was still very powerful at the time of Zhu Zhanji. How old was his son Zhu Qizhen when he came to power? Jin Yiwei was still there. The Queen Mother was in power at that time, and Yu Qian was also there. How dare you do such a thing? Even behind the Tumu Fortress, a battle to defend Beijing was fought. Is the author not afraid of death? How to play? The development speed is very fast, and the foundation is unstable. It is really reversed. How many people are willing to follow when we go overseas to build a country? I still believe you when you say that it takes more than ten years to develop. The faster the development, the easier it is to fail. People's hearts are unstable, the foundation is unstable, and the interests are unstable. In addition, the Ming Dynasty at this time has not gone through the Tumubao Revolution, so it is still very strong. This It is definitely unwise to betray the Ming Dynasty at this time. Don't underestimate the military strength of the Ming Dynasty at this time. The navy is still very strong. After all, the sea has not been banned for a long time. The navigation blueprints of the Three Treasure Eunuchs are still there. The military protection system in many places has not yet been corrupted. If there is a real fight, both sides will lose. It may not be certain. Without the market of the Ming Dynasty, you will not be able to make it big.