Let You Take Charge of the Imperial College, Has the Ming Dynasty Industrialized?

Name: Let You Take Charge of the Imperial College, Has the Ming Dynasty Industrialized?
Author: Yuesheng

让你代管国子监，大明工业化了？

by Yuesheng (月盛)

Status: Completed
Length: 114k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Chen Fengyi woke up and traveled to the thirteenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. In the beginning, he is the Chief Supervisor of the Shengxing Hall of the Imperial Academy, and his official rank is the eighth rank. This official is a bit too small. The influence is indeed a bit worse. There are really too many big guys up there. However, Chen Feng was lucky. As soon as the front foot crossed, the back foot encountered a major incident such as the Hu Weiyong case. His superior officer was gone in an instant. The people on the same level were even more frightened and trembling, and they could hardly take care of themselves. He was directly in charge of the huge Zhongdu Imperial College. However, before Chen Feng could laugh out loud, he suddenly understood something as he was in great power. Zhongdu Imperial College is not that easy to manage. Those students are not so easy to mess with. Generally speaking, the Zhongdu Imperial College is a place that is both necessary and important... It is necessary to achieve results but not to offend others. If he fails to achieve results, he will most likely end up accompanying Shangguan in the execution ground in the near future. However, if these students are asked to read the Four Books and Five Classics, it will offend people. If someone goes back and files a complaint, he may still die. He began to worry. Fortunately, Chen Feng was a liberal arts student in his previous life. Therefore, after only a short period of worry, he decided on the development direction of Zhongdu Imperial College. Industry! After Chen Feng made his decision, he quickly invented disc generators, hand-operated generators, telegraph machines, steam engines, railways, and steam trains. A few years later, electric lights, trams, and movie projectors came out one after another. Ming Dynasty made great strides into the industrial age!

Reader comments

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12 likes3y ago
Liberal arts students develop industries. It was hard not to laugh out loud when I saw the introduction.
11 likes3y ago
Imperial College Industry? . . . . Why don't you rub the atomic bomb with your hands? This is not how Shuangwen is written. Even if he wants to fish in the Imperial College, he writes about it after ideological changes. He takes his time. If you build an aircraft carrier now, you will be burned. Do you know why? Because Confucianism has looked down on craftsmen and resisted scientific and technological progress from the beginning! Because that means the interests of the big landowners will be damaged.
8 likes3y ago
Location of Zhongdu Imperial College
7 likes3y ago
Liberal arts student research? Science students copy poetry? Did the author write it backwards?
5 likes3y ago
Nowadays, cool writing is popular, but not many people read it if it is written in a frustrating way!
2 likes3y ago
After many years of civilized and technological development, how many industries and disciplinary systems have been perfected, and how many talents from all walks of life have been accumulated before mankind can enter industrialization. If you go to Ming Dynasty and you are still a liberal arts student, it will take a few years for Ming Dynasty to industrialize. What a waste. If you occasionally improve your muskets, make salt and sugar, and refine steel using crude methods, it's already good.
1 like3y ago
I was very excited and eager to watch the process of inventing the telegraph, but after the success, the excitement suddenly disappeared.
1 like3y ago
The writing is okay, but there is too little excitement, and a few chapters are quite weak.
1 like3y ago
The writing is okay, but there is too little excitement, and a few chapters are quite weak.
1 like3y ago
About the telegraph and steam engine
Speaking of telegraphs, there is a video on Station B that recommends watching "History of Communication (1) Ancient Communication to the Telegraph Era", the up is "Curiosity No. 17". There are three videos in this series. After watching this, you will have a more systematic understanding of telegraphy. In the case of steam engines, there is no need to get a piston engine or a gear pump to get started.
3y ago
Oh, he entered the palace again, strange, why did he say again?
2y ago