The Ming Shines on Every Land
明耀四方
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- Completed
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- 844k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 4y ago
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Price Analysis of Red-Clad Cannons Imported by the Ming Dynasty According to the book "European Shipwrecks and Western Cannons Sent to China in the Late Ming Dynasty" (written by Huang Nong, a Taiwanese scholar specializing in late Ming Dynasty history and ancient artillery), the following information is provided:
Does anyone know why the author stopped writing that book about traveling to Southeast Asia with a system? 😫
The women's writing was a complete failure; one tried to stop the purchase of a concubine, while the other sent her to training. It's simply incompetent.
Ideally, we should establish a constitutional monarchy, stripping the emperor of all power—even more so than in Britain, considering Elizabeth II dismissed the Australian prime minister. Then grant them useless privileges, like driving without a license, haha. Recruit the entire Ming imperial family to form the Royal Guard.
Up to Chapter 7. The author's approach to the industrial aspects is too superficial. Refractory bricks and coke are not readily available in modern times. The need is determined by the intended use, and a kiln is built to produce them. Why is iron from the Foshan area in southern China of good quality? Because they primarily use charcoal, not coke. Where do they buy coke?
The pace is too slow; there are no guns or cannons, no naval power struggles—how can the Ming West India Company be established?
Did you plan this out beforehand?
I'll give you a number, author, you decide: 20,000 words a day.
The West Indies are your own territory, they're far away, why are you making a fuss?
Judging from the amount of discussion, I recommend the author write about overseas themes. There are too many works on the Ming Dynasty, and while the market is large, the competition is fierce. A North American start followed by a Southeast Asian adventure would be good. I'm just not really interested in reading this one.