
1623 Rise of North Asia
1623崛起北亚
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- Ongoing
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- 538k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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I haven't seen the author for a long time, practicing the Sunflower Manual in seclusion.
A tribe with no foundation directly builds muskets? ? ? There's no sense of involvement at all! It's better to hack the system. The most exaggerated thing is that an ordinary person can know astronomy and geography after traveling through time, and he can do everything?
The reserve army can receive salary during training, and the expeditionary force will be renamed: National Defense Force The Ministry of War has added: Logistics Bureau, Planning and Equipment Bureau, Personnel and Training Bureau, Staff Bureau, Finance Bureau, General Administration Bureau, Inspection Bureau, Compliance and Internal Control Bureau Priority is given to increasing the size of the reserve army, and the active military There is no need to rush to expand the number of people. All non-frontline areas have been changed to the reserve army + police model for daily defense + management. The army and reserve army are all stationed outside the city + training outside the city All active military and reserve forces have included literacy + mathematics + traditional Chinese medicine + engineering content in the training process.
After reading four chapters, I don't understand the logic between fools and hunting. If I insist on saying it, I should say that I am more like a fool. No matter how developed you are before the age of 10, you can hunt wolves by yourself. What kind of logic and setting is this?
With only a few people, a large Zhou Kingdom was established, which is a bit like being crowned by the monkeys.
If you want to be popular, you have to proclaim yourself emperor and go to Guangzhou. The bitter cold land of Siberia can only be a transition.
When you see the heartless cannon, you know that the author did not check the information carefully. This is an emergency product, it also costs gunpowder, and it is buried in the soil and used for attacking cities.
I hope the author will Chineseize the names of places in Siberia in the book, such as Lake Baikal being renamed Beihai Lake, and don't directly copy Russian city names when establishing towns in the future. Also, can we call China at this time "Huaxia"? Or just "Central Plains/Ming Dynasty" will do. Yanhuang looked a little awkward.
At this time, in this place so far north, there is no population to rise up
Zhang Shicheng, one of the three heroes of the late Yuan Dynasty, was more popular among the people.
Did you travel that far north to freeze popsicles during the Little Ice Age?
Promoting the metric system while using the imperial system will cause problems. Now in the world, even the United Kingdom no longer uses the original set of imperial units. Because there have been many accidents in British units.
It's best not to enter the pass. It's just a swamp. It would take hundreds of years to clean up the swamp. If you have the energy, it's better to occupy the territory. Where there is land, there will naturally be a population.
The book was renamed: I Grow Potatoes in Siberia
The subject matter is quite interesting, so I'll keep it up.
This is to find an uncle as a backer for the protagonist. It will be much easier to do business with Ming Dynasty in the future. I just hope that this uncle can be reliable.
I think the protagonist's future territory should be the entire Russia, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Caucasus. It would be best to annex Ottoman Turkey to gain access to the Persian Gulf, or directly annex Northern Europe to gain access to the Baltic Sea.
To the north, the biggest problem is the Little Ice Age in the late Ming Dynasty, which was not suitable for crops and the pastures were not lush. In addition, there were too few people and there was no basis for achieving hegemony.
China + Mongolia + Siberia: As long as Siberia is conquered, the Celestial Empire will open the way to the Americas, and China's geopolitical influence will radiate to Europe, and the entire world will look up to you. No one and no country can shake its status as the world's most powerful country.
Let's get fat first, the subject matter is good and it's my type 🙂🙂
Even if you keep them, everyone has to give recommendation votes. If they are fattened and slaughtered, it is better to have monthly votes. Support the author to give him motivation and cheer him on.
Lake Baiga? Unlock the Mongol concept or the Yuan concept? (Dog head)
Interesting historical article, collection and recommendation, keep up the good work.
It's a great tour through history, fattening up and then slaughtering, it's worth having, you won't regret it, the author, come on, come on, come on! ! !
There are too few updates in one day, so keep it up for now
It looks good, but you wrote too little. Mainly, it feels like there aren't too many people, and the exposure rate is too low. I'd like you to change the cover! Otherwise no one will watch
Just comment and it will be refined🤓🤓🤓
When developing in North Asia, the outlet to the sea can only be in the east. Will China be captured in the early stage?
Already added to bookshelf, looking forward to it!
By now, we can conquer the world and immigrate everywhere.
It looks good at the moment, I hope it can keep up, I will save some money first, and then look at it after I gain some weight.