Returning to the End of the Ming Dynasty to Build Infrastructure

In the latest chapter, the protagonist's mother found several wives for the protagonist and was scolded by many people. It's strange, this is not normal in the feudal era. The protagonist is about to become an emperor, and there is no queen or descendants. The only relative, my mother, went to find a few ladies of the family. It's not poisonous at all, it's very logical.

The protagonist's background setting is that of a modern PLA cavalryman with more than ten years of experience. I can't see a trace of PLA in him, so I can't figure out why this background is set. There is a superstitious belief that new recruits will see their own blood. In war, they need to supervise the battle team. There is no pre-war mobilization at all, and it is all about using heavy profits and inducements. As everyone knows, the PLA is the people's army and has never been superstitious about bloodshed. To resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, many recruits only received five or six months of training. They still have the same fighting spirit as veterans. They may lack battlefield experience, but they are full of fighting will and never give up. One position was defended by one company, with more than a hundred personnel. In the end, more than 500 people were sacrificed in this position, including more than 400 reserves, which had not yet collapsed. This is PLA. Does the protagonist have this attribute? Although it is the feudal era of the late Ming Dynasty, the idea of ​​​​leading troops is universal. The simplest and clearest thing for PLA is to explain to you why we are fighting and for whom we are fighting. The combat direction will tell you clearly how to fight this battle and to what extent it will be fought. Such an army does not need to supervise the battle team at all, does not need large profits and inducements, and does not need your severe punishment to scare them. They will fight to the end on their own. It is normal for recruits to be afraid. It is very unwise to be dismissed from the army directly. There are not many soldiers who are so excited as soon as they go to the battlefield that they directly transform into the god of war. Fear is a normal behavior in the early stage and it will be fine after a few battles There is no mobilization before the war. After all, the identity of the protagonist as a PLA cavalry is just to explain that he can ride a horse and know equestrian combat moves after time-traveling into a fool.

All members of a legion defected, and the protagonist gave such a high salary and forced every soldier to study. Is this the result? Even the feudal army is not as good as the feudal army. If the feudal army gives such good treatment, at least most people will resist if the surname Liu defectes. It was said before that after the surname Liu was corrupted, he separated from the masses, so why would he take away a legion?

I hope the author will write well in politics, write slowly, and don't be arrogant or exaggerated. Politics is the most complicated. It is very important to unify thoughts and ideologies. How to arrange the balance of interests between old interest groups and new military groups, etc.! There is a lot to write about, but just writing about battles is not interesting. Burning your brain is fun!

Rebellion is necessary at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Even if you can help Chongzhen re-conquer the world, according to the mentality of the emperor who is afraid of being pulled down from his position, plus your contribution to shake the master! You will be exterminated, either by this emperor or by the next emperor.

When Dazi of the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the Pass, the entire population was less than one million, and the Eight Banners combined had less than 100,000 soldiers. A flag only has 25 cows and deer, and 7,000-8,000 people. If you dare to kill 10,000 soldiers, Da Zi will not enter the pass. Basically, every family wears mourning.

After reading Chapter 227, I felt sick. Fortunately, I had been raised for a while and was exempted from reading. I was forced to embarrass myself and force myself to drink. I don't believe you said to the old lady, "Although my son has a high status now, he is walking on thin ice. If you don't want your son to be stabbed to death on the bed one day and no one will die for you, then you should send these women away." I really don't believe that a traditional old lady in ancient times would disobey her son. In ancient times, women obeyed their father at home, their husbands when they got married, and their sons after their husbands died. Is it a forced harem? The water is not moving? No outline and no plot? Are you starting to have romantic drama?

It's getting more and more off topic. It's either fighting this or that. Some book friends even said that the war is for better infrastructure, but he suddenly became a commander. He obviously followed the military and literary route, and the road became narrower and narrower. As a result, updates became slower and slower. It's a pity.

No, Sir, there is such a big cheat, with more than 100 chapters and only 600 people. How big is your territory? You are just thinking about infrastructure construction. You haven't even become the emperor yet. In a world where everyone has to work hard for food, what kind of trouble are you giving a thousand yuan to a person? When the protagonist needs to expand and expand his base, you provide such high benefits? Does the protagonist dislike having too much money? Or do you want to suppress the protagonist? The Tatars invade the city and plunder. The protagonist is still developing at a rapid pace. Normal people will quickly unify the country, reform society, and then defend the territory and open up borders. It is not good to fight against Europe. It is not good to just linger here and do some bullshit. Do you not know the benefits of dictatorship? Only a unified dictator can make the country develop rapidly. One country, one opinion, and one leader, rather than bullshit and internal strife between factions. If the author doesn't know politics, then don't put this modern thing in the Confucian feudal society of the late Ming Dynasty. You expect a group of people who don't have the concept of a country, or even a clear understanding of the nation, to understand what democracy is? Nationalism has not yet begun to develop. Even if you become emperor, if you want democracy in the later period, you can still establish a constitutional monarchy.

Starting from the geographical location where the protagonist starts, you must first establish a strong military force, otherwise it will be like a fattened pig. Lions and tigers can be a little fatter, but pigs cannot be too fat. I saw the protagonist talking nonsense with that Zhang Wei, and paying money even if he won, which was just like being a coward. Since you have offended Zhang Wei completely, don't be merciful. Even before a strong military was established, he actually wanted to open an express delivery company. It was funny. With the infrastructure, safety conditions, and living standards of that era, the express delivery company must have been a loss-making business. It was basically funny. The second thing the protagonist needs to establish is an intelligence organization. He knew clearly that the Jian slaves would come to rob him, but he just kept dragging his feet.