The Great Ming Conqueror

Modern Ming Dynasty novelists no longer favor flintlock muskets; they're all writing about pin-fired guns, breech-loading guns, and even metal-cased cartridges. They practically want to create a 98k rifle right now. They don't even consider whether the technology of the time could actually produce them. Even if they could be made by hand, could they mass-produce them?

Nonsense, marrying a courtesan as a concubine

Copying poems is off-putting. Nalan's lyrics were only passable in the Qing Dynasty; he was just the best of a bad bunch. In the author's hands, Nalan could rival Li Yu, compete with Liu Yong, and even go toe-to-toe with Li Qingzhao. The author was probably excited after reading Wang Guowei's evaluation that he was the only one like him since the Northern Song Dynasty.

It feels like the protagonist's military training is useless. The most important thing, the integration of officials and gentry into tax collection, was not implemented. The reforms did not involve the use of the army to suppress, violently collect taxes, or ruthlessly eliminate corruption. There was not even any rectification of the palace. The emperor is still alive and well.

In almost every time-travel novel, when it comes to controlling locusts, the common people are basically shown frying and eating them. Has anyone actually tried it? Is it even edible?

Sigh, some people's thinking is just too shallow. It's like if you could travel back in time, you'd start the Industrial Revolution, enter the Age of Exploration, colonize Australia and North America, kick the northern nomads aside, and beat up the European powers. This is such wishful thinking, addictive brain-induced euphoria. If you're so ignorant, please read more.

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After reading a few chapters, seeing that rifled guns can be made by hand is impressive! And then there's the idea of ​​generating electricity. The protagonist must have been an incredibly talented engineering student before his transmigration. To achieve this with just a few craftsmen and no industrial background is simply too much for the author. Many things require supporting facilities and a certain level of talent. It's impossible for one person to do it alone.

Why not eat minced meat... And fry locusts in oil?! Aren't these two sentences strikingly similar?

The author is a geography novice. The Grand Duchy of Moscow is still located west of the Ural Mountains, which is in Europe. I don't know if there are any expeditions in Siberia, but there are definitely no Russians in the Far East!