The Great Ming Inventor

As for the title Zi Tong, I didn't expect to be scolded. Zi Tong is the emperor's unique title for the queen, not her name. I checked it, please check it out before scolding me.

In fact, Wei Zhongxian, the Hakka family is not a big problem, it's just the sword in the emperor's hand and the vicious dog under his command. It's just a little out of control and wants to run away. Once it's been dealt with, deal with it to the end, and find a dog that is obedient and cruel enough. Don't forget the eight Shanxi people, it is a must-have program for the late Ming Dynasty. The Guan Ning Group consumed more than half of the country's military expenditures but eventually developed an immovable warlord, which must be dealt with (perhaps they can slowly split those local tigers to the mainland to quell the chaos and then consume them, and transfer reliable troops there) Finance, especially those in Jiangnan. In fact, it is related to the political discourse power in the court. The country must receive enough taxes, but the interest groups they represent cannot block the way out. In terms of engineering, steel production is the largest, and muskets develop flash cap technology. This can and must be fully controlled and will not be used by the enemy. Historically, Tianqi's IQ should be quite high. I have seen his carpentry works passed down. He is really good. He was more awake than his younger brother in doing things, but he died in the end. I guess he was too naive to do those old things, and finally lost his temper.

Awesome, he is said to be an inventor, but there is no invention in the chapter title.

There are dozens of chapters about the fight between Wei Zhongxian and the Hakka family. You treat the historical Apocalypse as a fool. If Wei Zhongxian is so difficult to deal with and the historical Apocalypse trusts him so much, why not change the title of the book and call it a "fight of wits and courage" between modern people and Wei Zhongxian. I think this is more in line with the theme of the novel.

Kill the Keshi? At least drive them away. I can't read this book without them.

The author actually writes well and has his own views and logic, but one Hakka and one Wei Zhongxian are quite willing to endure hardships. Come on, I will withdraw first.

A Hakka has a lot of words, and she can be sent back to her hometown with just an imperial edict. She is really entangled with this insignificant woman, and the Hakka has been sent out of the palace long ago in history...

What you wrote is very good. I can't understand it. Goodbye.

This queen is really not a good word, I don't understand it

As an emperor, why don't you keep yourself safe first?