My New Ming Dynasty in 1825

After reading a lot of Ming Dynasty novels, I found that the popularity of this type of books is mainly concentrated in the early stage of eradicating civil strife and the destruction of the Qing Dynasty. Instead, it later entered the farming period of all-round development, and readers' enthusiasm dropped a lot. Then the author wanted to write about the Ming Dynasty entering the age of navigation, but But they can't write the flavor of the maritime age~ Then the book's popularity slumped further. Once the author saw this, he just finished the book~ It can't be said that all Ming Dynasty, almost most Ming Dynasty has this tone~ Now it is not allowed to write in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, and the Republic of China is taboo. The Tang and Song dynasties were the same as the Ming Dynasty. There were only a few important emperors that were written over and over again. This was also the reason for the difficulty of creation. For example, no one wrote about the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Seven Heroes of the Chu-Han Dynasty during the Warring States Period, Jin Dynasty, Wu Huan Hua, and the early and late Yuan Dynasties. If Da Luo Luo pursues new breakthroughs, he can Let's consider challenging these historical time periods~ And there is a point here that is not a highlight, which is whether the protagonist has the ability to achieve achievements without using hot weapons~ If there is a scoring mechanism, high scores should be given to time travelers who use cold weapons to achieve achievements~

Let me express my opinion. The book can actually be read. If you regard it as a brand new fictional historical work, it is still possible. However, the results are not very good now. There may be several reasons. The first one is that when the old book was about to be finished, everyone thought it was a sequel, but in the end they were persuaded to quit. For some people, later Luo Luo realized that he might not have explained it clearly, so he explained it. Then there was Luo Luo's setting. In fact, it was not explained clearly at the beginning of the book. If I were a reader, I might prefer that there be a preface before the text, that is, a few chapters written in the era of Mr. Zhuge. Use the old man's perspective to explain why the background setting is like this, and then write about the protagonist's time travel. However, as a young reader, I have a small suggestion. How about writing the Three Kingdoms in the next book? I am still very curious about how Da Luoluo can write the Three Kingdoms that has been written badly.

I have read many books by Luo Luo. I can only say that the recent ones are not as interesting as Saving the Ming Dynasty. Saving the Ming Dynasty should be regarded as the pinnacle of Da Luo Luo. The subsequent three books are completely incomparable. I always feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist's character in the subsequent three books and they are not very attractive. The protagonist of Da Song You Zhong is a time-traveler from a high school student who is in the second grade of middle school and is dumbfounded. If you can't take on the role and feel his personality charm, it just feels uninteresting to read. The writing style of Buried Alive in the Qing Dynasty always felt a bit strange, with various dialect references, and the appearance of Guo and Yu also made people laugh. In fact, I didn't find it funny, and I didn't find it very interesting. I insisted on subscribing to a disciple fan value and stopped watching it. The protagonist of this book has no memory of his predecessor, and then he is involved in national events. The various plots highlight the power of his predecessor, which makes the protagonist's dual quotient extremely low and not very satisfying. In addition, the deduction is not rigorous enough and there are many flaws in the background setting. It feels more difficult to follow. Actually, after I finished Saving the Ming Dynasty, I thought Da Luoluo would write a series about Saving the Ming Dynasty. After all, the writing style was really good, and the protagonist's personality charm was also well reflected. Many people loved reading it, and it can be seen from the results. It's a pity that that style of writing could not be completely continued. I heard that Da Luoluo originally planned to write about the Three Kingdoms. He wrote the current one on a whim and will he write about the Three Kingdoms in the next one? If it is true, can it be written in the style of "rescuing the Ming Dynasty" and "rescuing the Han Dynasty"? I always feel that would be very interesting, and there are enough interesting plots to write. Anyway, I am looking forward to Da Luoluo's next book.

Regarding the complete conquest of Japan, since the upper and middle classes of the Japanese shogunate have made peace with the Ming Dynasty, the only ones who oppose the Ming Dynasty are the wandering warriors at the bottom. If you use force to deal with the Japanese wandering samurai, even the Great Tomb Soldiers will suffer some casualties, so why not change the angle? The Ming Dynasty could have set up a Ming Dynasty India Company, and asked the Japanese shogunate to call on the low-level wandering warriors to expand overseas and establish colonies with the Ming Dynasty. The land obtained could be entrusted to the wandering warriors and let them become small feudal lords. They would recruit stick officials to supervise the feudal lords, manage the local indigenous people, and rule Japan with sticks. Even if the wandering warriors and aboriginal people rebel, it is still a rebellion against the sticks. What does it have to do with the Great Tomorrow Soldiers?

Da Luoluo, continue writing according to your setting. The setting is very good and it attracts me anyway. Those who say it is unreasonable have brought themselves into the omnipotent time traveler In fact, according to the setting in the book, this Zhuge time traveler can be regarded as the limit of what he can do. How can it be perfect? The Han people have been established for more than 700 years in the Song and Ming Dynasties, and with the evolution of Confucianism, they have long lost the pioneering spirit of the Han and Tang Dynasties. After conquering the Qing Dynasty, Ge evenly divided the land and was able to lead the army to continue fighting for decades. Conquering 18 million square kilometers of land was already the limit. In Zhuge's late period, it is estimated that all military nobles wanted to enjoy happiness When Zhuge died, the biggest leader was gone, and no one had that kind of appeal. After stopping for more than a hundred years, he could still maintain the first place in territory, technology and economy, which was already a trick for later generations.

1. The first industrial revolution (mechanical revolution) Representative industries: ①Coal ②Iron ③Textiles ④Steam engines (and industries derived from the above four industries, such as steam trains)   The first industrial revolution   —→Led by the United Kingdom, Arranged in chronological order of completion of industrialization: ① Britain (1760s-1850s) ② France (1790s-1870s) ③ United States (1790s-1880s) ④ Germany (1830s-1890s) ——→ Complete sign/result: industrial output value reaches 60% of the total industrial and agricultural output value (but there is no concept of GDP yet, and the total industrial and agricultural output value is calculated). 2, The second industrial revolution [Electrical Revolution] Duration - → [Mid-1870s - 1950] Representative industries: ①Electricity ②Steel                                                               Organic Chemistry                  Internal Combustion Engine                                                                                                                                                                     Internal combustion engine                           ,,,, and other industries] The second industrial revolution is caused by Germany takes the lead [From the 1800s, "I forget exactly how many years ago" Humboldt took office as the director of education in Prussia to carry out educational reforms, the world's academic center (science and technology center) quickly moved from Britain and France to Germany, which lasted until the 1940s] Features: It happened almost simultaneously in advanced countries such as Germany, the United States, Britain, and France! Japanese industrialization: ❶Japan's 1872 Meiji Restoration coincided with the second industrial revolution, and the first and second technological revolutions occurred together. ❷Industrialization was achieved during World War I (in 1919, the industrial output value had reached more than 60% of the total industrial and agricultural output value), and then moved towards a higher level! (Transformation and upgrading of labor-intensive industries to capital-intensive industries) [During World War I, China developed very rapidly in light industry, but many people failed to see that the Japanese also relied on China's needs at that time to develop the machinery industry by leaps and bounds. Japanese machinery products were not available in Europe and the United States. Competitive. From the perspective of Europe and the United States, Japanese mechanical products are almost all simply imitating similar European and American products. In addition to being cheap, they cannot be compared with similar European and American products in terms of appearance, function, reliability, and overall lifespan. The market for Japanese mechanical products was concentrated in China and Southeast Asia at that time due to their high cost performance! (Japan's competitive products in the United States are limited to a few limited industries such as textiles, ready-made clothing, raw silk, stockings, etc.)] ❸In the mid-1970s, the technological level of various industries reached or approached the world's most advanced level! ❹Japan has always followed the path of introducing advanced technologies from other countries - digestion - absorption - improvement. This path is called micro-innovation by the Japanese. After catching up with the world's most advanced level in the mid-1970s, it found that this path could no longer go on. Then it decided to adopt the national policy of "building a nation through technology" and strengthen financial, human, and human resources in basic and frontier fields. Investment in material resources (previously it was a catch-up role, with the focus of investment in application fields), and various reforms in education and industrial policies were carried out ❺As a late-developing country, it took Japan about 100 years to catch up with the early-developing countries from the beginning of industrialization in the early 1870s, standing on the same starting line as the United States, Germany, Britain and France! In it ① Its own talents can basically meet the needs of development (it attaches great importance to education, and the Chinese people are highly educated) ② It has always been able to smoothly introduce advanced technologies from other countries (Japan was the largest technology introduction country in the 20th century). These two advantages Given the favorable conditions, as a latecomer, it took about 100 years of exhausting all efforts and all possible methods to stand on the same starting line as the United States, Germany, Britain, and France. This shows that industrialization really does not happen overnight and can be achieved by relying on chicken blood! ! ! If you just give chicken blood, then the foundation must not be solid! 3, The third industrial revolution [information and automation revolution]                                                                                                                                                    ② Automation ③ Biological/Pharmaceutical ④ Aerospace ⑤ Nuclear energy

I personally believe that in the future, the weapons and equipment of the Ming Dynasty's army, especially in order to cope with the First World War, and to maintain the technological advantages of equipment, we must study in advance weapons that are equivalent to the technical and tactical levels of the Second World War! ! The radio walkie-talkie was transferred to the platoon level, and the MG34/42 general-purpose machine gun was transferred to the squad level! ! The twelve Type 63 107 rocket launchers are very suitable! ! The author has already mentioned military truck technology before, this is a must-do! ! Tanks and armored vehicles are the top priority! ! ! Needless to say, airplanes are the absolute focus! ! ! All kinds of artillery must have been retreated! ! The 105mm and 120cm can be used as company first-level artillery! ! The 122mm grenade and 130mm cannon can be used as standard equipment at the first level of the battalion! ! The 155mm artillery is naturally suitable for division and corps-level artillery! ! No matter how big the caliber is, there is no point! ! This is the army and the navy focusing on developing submarines and aircraft carriers! ! Perhaps fast battle cruisers and advanced heavy cruisers can be specially developed! ! Like Des Moines or Alaska! ! !

After reading ten chapters, I really can't help complaining about my desire. I am really desperate. I have been disturbed by the fortune teller family for more than a hundred years. Technology has also developed to the beginning of the 20th century. Naval technology is not to mention the same as that of the United Kingdom. Even if it is behind the United Kingdom, controlling Southeast Asia and Burma is not a problem. Let alone the opportunity to win the imperial war in Europe. Even if not, with the size of the unified Ming Dynasty, whether it is land or water, the military projection capability in India is undoubtedly much stronger than that of the United Kingdom, right? This can also allow the UK to keep holding India. If the so-called fortune-telling family does some tricks on India, causing the UK to lose the huge Indian market, the UK's industrial development speed will definitely be greatly reduced or even come to a standstill. As a result, it has been more than 100 years, and productivity has developed for an additional 100 years. The European continent is still the same, and the hot events are still the same. What is the impact of the industrialized Ming Dynasty on Europe? As soon as the Qing Dynasty, which was a handicraft industry, was in trouble with the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Europe was immediately hit by a financial crisis. Why did the industrialized Ming Dynasty have no sense of existence?

It didn't count, I agreed to write a postscript, but it turned out that the postscript was not written and it was expanded into a new novel. It turns out that the new novel is not the same world as the original one! If you want to do this, you must return the postscript to us!

Luo Luo, please write more extras after the book is finished. Write more about the world in the 21st century, Dai Ying's reflections on monsters, European Runming studies, etc., And write more about the lighthouse and Dai Ming wielding the stick of human rights.