Starting with One Person, I Conquer the Heavens

Penicillin cannot be grasped by 3,000 people, but not by 30,000 people. Even the Republic of China government couldn't do it.

To tell a joke, the hero of Zhu Tianwen took modern penicillin production technology and went to the Republic of China to hand it over to the great powers just to apply for the Nobel Prize. The advantage was that he was given a gold-plated trophy and received a few hundred yuan for scrap metal.

Protagonist, if you can't even find a welder, why should you build a pharmaceutical factory?

The introduction is poisonous. In the troubled times of the Republic of China, the protagonist joins the Taoist sect. Shouldn't he fight against Japan? The introduction turns out to be about gathering wealth in troubled times and rising to rule the roost.

No contrast, no harm. The biggest difference between this novel and the one from Maoshan is that he assesses the situation and is closer to a person in the conventional sense, while the protagonist of this novel is really just the protagonist. What is a human being? A human being can use his brain. He will run away when he encounters someone he cannot defeat. He will use a gun if he has a gun in his hand. When he is an official, he will use his power to benefit himself. And what is the so-called protagonist? It is a fish-dragon white suit. To put it bluntly, it is like what we often see. Even if you become an emperor, you have to go into battle and kill each other. A small person like the protagonist in this novel has tens of thousands of people under his command. You will never see their role except as a backdrop. Writing the protagonist into a complete person is not something that any author can achieve. So we have no choice but to cut off all human emotions and brains, and in the end only the protagonist we see now is left.

Dear brothers, I will reply to the previous questions in a unified manner (not necessarily correct, just take a look, brothers) 1. The protagonist is generous and is taken advantage of. In the early stage, you will be given one silver dollar to hire an errand boy, and the guard's income is comparable to that of a teacher. This is what I was thinking at the time. The protagonist wanted to set up his own team in the Republic of China and really recruit some people (not an ordinary employment relationship, but similar to the generals in ancient times). There should be three methods: giving favors, giving power, and giving money. Either save his life and make him grateful to you, or your power is enough to convince people sincerely and your personal charm makes him follow you, or you can give him huge profits and make him think that there are great benefits in following you. There is no protagonist in the first two types, there should be only the third type. Of course, some book friends are right. In the troubled times of the Republic of China, exposing one's wealth is almost like seeking death. The protagonist relies on deception and can deceive one person but not hundreds of people. Maybe someone wants to make a quick buck. At the beginning, the protagonist is not afraid. He can travel back and forth, meet greedy people, and at worst, return to the modern world. Later, nursing homes were also required to have small families, and the whole family moved in before they were paid. This should be able to isolate a large part of the risks. After all, the author is not really concerned about the party. It is inevitable for one person to design the plot very reasonably. This is just an idea I thought of. You can just refer to it. 2. Can penicillin be defended? The protagonist does not hold on to penicillin. There is a chapter that explains it once in this chapter. Let me briefly explain it now. The pharmaceutical factory has foreign shares, and the drug output is obvious. The lowest price for the medicines Guodang wants can be settled in legal currency. In addition, the protagonist also has a strong firepower army of several thousand troops. I think it is a bit unreasonable for Guodang to rob the pharmaceutical factory at this level. Disregarding the American people's shares, disregarding the protagonist's powerful army, and the protagonist's sensible selling of medicines, there's still something to be snatched away from, what a gluttonous reincarnation, he's so greedy!!!

In fact, the author does not need to be so narrow-minded at all. He has the ability to travel between two worlds, and can directly seek cooperation with the country. I believe that the country will not let you down. Cooperation will benefit both sides. With the country preparing books, it is no problem to travel in other worlds. All equipment and technology are beyond your imagination as an ordinary person. At least it is no problem to defeat the Republic of China!

🙂 Is Xiao Yan so unpopular now? Nowadays, most of the Tianliu want to step on him. I don't think there is anything wrong with his divorcing his wife. Doubo is also the first novel I came into contact with. Alas, things have changed. In the past, many novels liked to make friends with Xiao Yan, but now they like to step on him and step on him inexplicably. I feel very sad😔

The process of cultivating Taoism is to cultivate the mind. In fact, there is no need to go to the Hong Kong Sect to play. Just like the nerd in the sixth or seventh episode of Season 4, he was trapped in the inner scene, thinking that he was invincible in the inner scene, sweeping across the heavens, and breaking the space with one knife. As a result, Zhuge Qing ran to ask him, what is the principle of your knife, and this person broke the skill. Because we don't know the principle at all, just like the matter of wandering the mind in Journey to the West explained later, we can only let the heart dominate the mind. The world of Hong Kong TV series is even just an interior scene, and all it gets is rootless water, without strength. If this book is more rigorous, the protagonist will die if he encounters the inner demon by relying on the cultivation ability brought out by this rootless water. Cultivation is not only about cultivating life, nor is it just about cultivating magic, it is also a process of cultivating the mind. It's better to go back to the world of one person and practice honestly. Going to Hong Kong Television Station is nothing more than an internal experience. The protagonist still can't stand it, and wants to become crazy and strong. How is this different from Ruan Feng's two-legged sheep and his inability to withstand his curse of freedom? No one wants to persecute you. You are so anxious to become stronger and want to be in the air every day. What is the difference between you and that nerd? Practice the Golden Light Curse well, learn the Eight Magic Skills, enter the path of cultivating immortals, and then enter the next world. Each of the Eight Magic Skills is a university question, which is enough for you to write eight hundred chapters. You will face disasters in high and deep places. Aren't these disasters just words? Isn't that enough for what you wrote? Isn't this more interesting than a quickie? For example, the Immortal Thief of Liuku, who has cultivated to the five emotions, loses his humanity when facing a crisis, wants to become stronger quickly, and wants to eat a lot of energy. This desire is named the Magic Curse of Self-Transformation. After cultivating to the five gods, it may be something else, named x curse. Similarly, the magic machine has been refined for a long time. After practicing to a certain level, it is obviously a means of refining weapons, but it thinks that people are also weapons, and wants to build a perfect body. It became an obsession and was named Y-curse. This is a pit, dug by Mi Er, because no matter how strong the body is, it is useless if the virtue is not matched, so it is only possible to combine magic and theory. This is the Fenghou Qimen. Similarly, there is room for improvement in opening the Heavenly Eye in Daluo Cave. Also, the upper limit of one person is really not inferior to any other world, because you can predict the future and know anything about the past, future and present, and this is just the product of the combination of Zhuge Qimen and Fenghou Qimen. If Zhang Chulan had the life cultivation of Lao Tianshi at that time, what could he not know? What can't you ask? As long as you are strong and invincible, you can go to the next world after reaching a flawless body, or you can major in one person's eight magical skills. Wouldn't each of them experience calamity? It would be a lot more interesting to go to other worlds and experience calamities

I really can't bear it anymore. If I traveled to ancient times, I would have to develop gunpowder and guns. If I traveled to the Republic of China, would I have to unify the country or join a party? In the past, I read ancient novels that included heavy cavalry, light cavalry, bow cavalry, heavy infantry, and crossbowmen. The layout of various arms was interspersed, including capturing generals and capturing flags, defending the city, attacking the city, breaking through, fighting, ambushing, and strategizing. Now that I have to write about the development of gunpowder, I might as well read modern war novels. In the Republic of China, warlords, businessmen, and literary giants (stop plagiarizing, any article that plagiarizes ancient poetry will be deleted immediately), helped China in their own way, and extraordinary people fought against extraordinary people in other countries. When the civil war was about to begin, warlords went to Southeast Asia or other places to occupy territory or establish a country, businessmen went to foreign countries to establish consortiums and security companies, and extraordinary people ascended to break boundaries, live in seclusion, or help the country form an official organization.