A Faint King in the Late Ming Dynasty? I Am the Lord of ZTE!

The author should check the information before writing. As for the black powder gun, the longest range is less than 100m, and it has no power. The effective range is only 50m, and it cannot penetrate the heavy armor of the Qing army. The most advanced flintlock gun in the late 18th century had an effective shooting range of only 70m. At that time, muskets were not as good as bows and arrows at shooting distances. Its only advantage was that soldiers were easy to train and could sustain combat. Are you kidding me about those 300 steps? I don't even have the heart to complain. Let's talk about the flintlock gun. The activation rate of the best flint is only 80%. However, there are very few good flints in China, and most of them are medium and low-grade. In other words, the activation rate of the flintlock is only 50% or less. Let's talk about the manual cost issue. The cost of a firegun is only four to five taels of silver. The cost of a flintlock gun should be three to four times that of a firegun because of the spring steel problem. Take the lowest number. In other words, a flintlock gun costs 12 taels of silver. To equip a 10,000-ton army, it needs at least 12,000 taels, excluding gunpowder. The gunpowder problem is due to the sulfur problem, and the output is really limited. If you want to produce gunpowder in large quantities, you must either conquer Japan or trade with Japan. As for you saying that the cost is too fake, I can only explain that in the late period, due to layer upon layer of deductions, only 1 tael of guns were made, and inferior ones were passed off as good ones. In the Battle of Saarhu, thousands of guns were fired, and the casualties on the opposite side were single digits, which is ridiculous. If you want to penetrate the heavy armor of the Qing army, you have to use a large gun, which can be carried by two people. And it also has to be put in to 70 or 80 meters to penetrate.

In the first few chapters, the game of government was too childish, and then the issue of Wei Zhongxian and the Hakka family was confusing. After all, it was always Wei Zhongxian and the Hakka family who were unlucky if Tianqi had no heirs. Finally, King Xin was the successor appointed by Tianqi himself. My brother thought he was Yao and Shun. Many people witnessed it. But when he met King Xin, he asked him if he wanted to usurp the throne and become the emperor, which was very confusing.

To see how an emperor did in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, history books only look at the reference time, the time he was in power, and the way he died. The longer the time, the more normal the way he died, the more stupid, the shorter, the more abnormal, and the more capable and responsible he was. It cannot be said that he is always on target, but nine times out of ten, there is no problem 😁

I think that in the late Ming Dynasty, anything without a golden finger to directly recruit soldiers or increase loyalty would be impossible to succeed. Whether it is through tactics or technology, I used to think that as an emperor, I could kill at will, until I studied the Ming Dynasty. History, I found that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty, except for the founding emperors like Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di, were all very short-lived. As long as you took the military power, you would die. Judging from the conspiracy theory, Jiajing, who took medicine every day, could live so long. Why is it because he lived in Xiyuan, which explains the imperial palace It's no longer safe. There are still palace maids who want to kill her. Is he really cruel? Doesn't an emperor who wants to cultivate immortality know that cultivation of immortality requires merit? Even if he is really cruel, how did those cruel palace maids get in? Looking at another longevity Wanli, who has not been in court for more than 20 years, lives in the Sixth Palace of the West as a concubine. It is said that his legs are not congenitally disabled but are damaged. There is also Zhu Changluo, a palace can be broken into by a so-called lunatic. It is unbelievable in all dynasties. So the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were all puppets. As long as you wanted to be in power, you would die. As long as you wanted to collect money from the gentry, you would be drowned, drugged, and died of the so-called lust for women. Besides, when you are an official, whether you are a civil servant or a military attache, you are not here If you play within everyone's rules, you will die. Do you have money and gunpowder to play the technology flow? You must know that the technology flow consumes the most logistics and funds. I will directly stop you for playing the technology flow. Besides, the enemy is not a fool. If you can play the technology flow, others will not copy it. The person who bribed you kidnapped your craftsmen, assassinated them directly, and gave you women to poison you. The ancients were very good at this, so the only successful person in the late Ming Dynasty was the bandit, because he didn't want to play with you and just flipped the table. That's how those officials played. Ning Why do you want to be a slave? Why? You can think deeply, and even think about whether Chongzhen really hanged himself. When the Eight-Power Allied Forces came in, Cixi could run away as an old lady, and Zhu Yunwen could also run away. Why did Chongzhen hang himself?

This is what the author asked me to help with. It is a manual lathe that began to be used during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty.

The author should stop praising Sun Chengzong. Sun Chengzong advocated the construction of 47 forts during his reign in Jin Dynasty, which dragged down the Ming Dynasty's finances in one fell swoop. During Zhu You's school year, the national income was only more than 3 million yuan. As a result, the cost of building the forts was more than 7 million yuan a year. It directly cut the main artery of the Ming Dynasty.

In this situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty, it would be useless if there was no system. Ordinary people would be fooled to death by these old silver coins even if they knew the general history. It would be easier to overthrow this dynasty than to raise it up.

Zhu Youjian is very suitable to be emperor in Donglin's eyes. He hates Wei Zhongxian and is close to Donglin. He has not received the orthodox imperial education and does not understand the way of checks and balances. How easy it is to fool him. Donglin, who has the merit of Conglong, can foresee that the Donglin Party's righteousness will be realized after Zhu Youjian comes to power. If you don't choose him, who should you choose?

What the hell are you writing about? The emperor doesn't look like an emperor, all the street gangsters

The author should check the information before writing. As for the black powder gun, the longest range is less than 100m, and it has no power. The effective range is only 50m, and it cannot penetrate the heavy armor of the Qing army. The most advanced flintlock gun in the late 18th century had an effective shooting range of only 70m. At that time, muskets were not as good as bows and arrows at shooting distances. Its only advantage was that soldiers were easy to train and could sustain combat. Are you kidding me about those 300 steps? I don't even have the heart to complain. Let's talk about the flintlock gun. The activation rate of the best flint is only 80%. However, there are very few good flints in China, and most of them are medium and low-grade. In other words, the activation rate of the flintlock is only 50% or less. Let's talk about the manual cost issue. The cost of a firegun is only four to five taels of silver. The cost of a flintlock gun should be three to four times that of a firegun because of the spring steel problem. Take the lowest number. In other words, a flintlock gun costs 12 taels of silver. To equip a 10,000-ton army, it needs at least 12,000 taels, excluding gunpowder. The gunpowder problem is due to the sulfur problem, and the output is really limited. If you want to produce gunpowder in large quantities, you must either conquer Japan or trade with Japan. As for you saying that the cost is too fake, I can only explain that in the late period, due to layer upon layer of deductions, only 1 tael of guns were made, and inferior ones were passed off as good ones. In the Battle of Saarhu, thousands of guns were fired, and the casualties on the opposite side were single digits, which is ridiculous. If you want to penetrate the heavy armor of the Qing army, you have to use a large gun, which can be carried by two people. And it also has to be put in to 70 or 80 meters to penetrate.

That's bullshit. With twenty million taels of silver, you can only support twenty or thirty thousand people. Even if you make guns and cannons, that's too much bullshit.

Hong Wan This is the biggest problem of the palace in the late Ming Dynasty. Then it fell into the water, which shows that the palace is not safe. Chongzhen can survive in the end, which is considered good.

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, especially as an emperor, it is really hopeless if you don't cheat. Let's see who are the people who resist the Qing Dynasty in the end. They are either rebels or pirates. Those who insist on being patriotic when the country is destroyed are actually a group of thieves. How ironic! 😅

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, unless peace bombs were manufactured, aircraft or missiles had to be launched, otherwise, it would be useless to rely on weapons. The weapons of the Ming army were much more advanced than those of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and were comparable to the European armies at that time, but they were still beaten by the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. It was still a human matter. It is too difficult to change history without cheating.

A dying Yuandudu has written 6 chapters in a hurry, and he hasn't even met the emperor yet! Meet someone and write a chapter to pass the game? Is water interesting?

Before fighting against the outside world, one must first settle the internal affairs. Before the internal problems of the imperial court have been resolved, they rush out to fight. What are they doing? Wouldn't it be enough to simply destroy the Donglin Party? There is obviously evidence that the capital city must be crippled, and there are still protagonists in the capital city. And the eight imperial merchants can just be destroyed directly. You are the emperor, just get some evidence.

I like the author's humorous writing style!

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Don't think about how powerful the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were. In the late Ming Dynasty, the main reason for the rise of the Manchu and Qing Dynasty was the self-respect of the military leaders who supported the bandits. Coupled with the traitorous behavior of the Shanxi merchants, the rise of the Manchu and Qing Dynasty was

Anthracite is not really smokeless. Learn about carbon dioxide. It is more profitable to make coal stoves without briquettes and chimneys.

Confucianism shows great strength in battle, and the Ming Dynasty is not unjustly destroyed.

Is there no one writing about Zhu Chongba fighting for the dragon at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, or about Zhu Yuanzhang's son fighting for the dragon through time?

It's so wet that I can't stand it anymore. Say goodbye.

Don't write about the rebellion so casually. There are also Jinyiwei, Dongchang, and inns... It took more than ten years for Chongzhen to be defeated before the situation deteriorated.

I'm convinced! Kill one and there are three and nine tribes... Author, do you know how many people there are in one person's nine tribes? There are tens of thousands more! Qin Shihuang and Li Shimin have never heard of the nine murderous clans... Just kill a few of the nine clans now and you will see if the world is in chaos 😅

The feudal dynasty is a dead end. Zhang Juzheng's generation of famous prime ministers is just a paper framer. The Song people have already given the answer that will last a thousand years. The world is governed by scholar-bureaucrats but not the common people. It is important that people implement it. In the late Ming Dynasty, it is the group of literati in Donglin and Fushe who have hope to save the world.

There was a system in the Ming Dynasty that said the imperial power did not go to the countryside, but to the villages (*^ω^*)

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I want to read some system novels about the late Ming Dynasty. Do you guys have any recommendations?