I'm the Second Imperial Grandson of Great Ming, and from the Start I Earned One Hundred Million Taels

I used to be a prostitute for free, but when I saw Horses Trampling in Tokyo, I came back and watched it from beginning to end again, and I thought your behavior was a revelation.

Is there a saying that there are billions in the Ming Dynasty? Didn't the Qing Dynasty also have 40 million?

One hundred million taels of silver was completely meaningless in the early Ming Dynasty. It would only cause inflation to skyrocket. There was no difference between one hundred million taels of silver and one hundred million taels of treasure. Production could not keep up. One hundred million taels of silver would only cause prices to rise rapidly. Just like the Zimbabwean currency, one tael of silver could buy a piece of bread at first, but suddenly an extra 100 million taels of silver were printed, and the bread was still the same. So much, the result is that the price of bread has increased. Ten gold coins buy a piece of bread, and the people are injured. The essence of economic trade is to exchange the least resources for more resources. Bringing 100 million taels of silver has no other effect except devaluing the money in the hands of the people. And with Zhu Di's character, having so much silver will only launch more Northern Expeditions.

This book is really good, the tone is similar to that of Ming Dynasty Fenghua, but sometimes it has a hint of naughtiness, and it feels a little bit similar to the Thieving Eyebrow routine! I look forward to the author continuing to write about it. Because of the Ming Dynasty's magnificence, the demonic transformation of Queen Hu was so irritating that she actually asked her second uncle to do it! I won't watch it from now on! I hope the author will give Queen Hu a good ending. After all, she is the only queen in history who was deposed for no fault! What a pity! What a shame!

Dear readers, during the new book period, please don't keep reading. The success of a book depends entirely on reading during the new book period. If you have the reading data, you will get recommendations. If you don't, you will be completely ruined. If you like this book, please give me some support. When I update it every day, please click on it and take a look. Please. My little talk is ugly, let me post some pictures to make you laugh.

I specifically subscribed to a chapter just to complain. I just read the beginning and I wanted to ask, what is the use of bringing back a bunch of money from a sea trip? Nothing to eat or drink. What the country lacks at this time is the livelihood security of the people and food. The country only produces so much food a year, so what's the use of money? Do you use money to buy food? Looting food and starving people to death? You have to say that we brought high-yielding crops back from overseas. You can see the poisonous point from the title, but the background of Ming Dynasty Fenghua is still very good. If you want to read it, I will read it to see if it will kill you from the poison, and then comment.

During the Yongle period, the Shenji Battalion was not equipped with the blunderbuss and red cannons seen in movies and TV shows, but the most primitive firearms. I found some pictures in this area. Take a look and you will have a comparison. 1. Fire gun pictures 2. Light artillery 3. Heavy general cannon 4. Swarm of group attack weapons 5. Single-shot muskets for soldiers. The above is the equipment used in the early days of the Shenji Battalion. There is also a large volley cannon, no picture has been found. The specific shape is that multiple barrels of firecrackers are fixed on a shield, and they are fired together. As for the familiar bird guns and three-eyed red cannons, they were all made in the middle and late stages.

Zhu Gaochi has ten sons, why are you playing with twins? There is no problem with female twins, but the prince has the right to inherit. Twin? It's not allowed, my friend.

Author, have you made something wrong? What does it mean that an airship is a living target? In this era, besides the cheating protagonist, who else can shoot him down? Just tell me? The airship can truly be called a behemoth of war that never remains silent. Build a large airship and bring a few tons of explosives. During the Ming Dynasty, which place could not be conquered? Why are you in a hurry for the flight? What is the use of making airplanes? Seriously wasted.

It seems that this book is still comfortable to read, unlike the one next door which becomes more disgusting as you go to the back. A small White Lotus Sect was able to assassinate Lao Zhu in the imperial city and escape safely, but the Jin Yiwei couldn't even catch anyone, and they were able to dig out the newly buried corpse without being discovered. The princess's coffin was not discovered in a few days, and she still took Zhu Yunwen to dig it up 😰. This is just short of writing everyone in the White Lotus Sect as gods. The more you read the book, the more disgusting it becomes. I don't know why the results are so good 😥