In Late Ming, I Never Wanted to Be Emperor

When I woke up, I had a yellow robe on my body for no reason. Civil and military officials were kneeling on the ground. At this time, you should be shouting and crying. You guys misunderstood me.

Regarding the last two chapters, where the protagonist sets up a bank and uses dynamic passwords to withdraw soldiers' wages, I will make a summary based on the chat in the group to prevent viruses from spreading to everyone 1. First of all, it is a bank. It is actually a large accounting warehouse. There is only one. All soldiers must go to this bank to withdraw money (there is no mention of depositing money in the book) Function, if there is one, it must be this bank), which is equivalent to an archives. It classifies all soldiers' transaction records like a library. The staff finds the soldiers' personal transaction files from the archives and performs money withdrawal services. That is, the protagonist sends the money to the soldiers' accounts in the bank and the soldiers withdraw it themselves. Currently, they are communicating in the group. The plan is to only use it for public-to-individual transactions for the time being (the author said that it will be explained in the next few chapters. The longer-term bank plan is still a plan for the time being, at least it will not be a simple and crude copy. Without modern technology, it will definitely not be expanded) 2. Then there is the dynamic password, in the group The original text of the author's plan is: "Well, it is considered that if a soldier is killed in battle, his family members will not be able to withdraw the money without a password. But after a new password is issued, they can withdraw the money." "Unlike many people now, when a person dies, without a password, they cannot withdraw the money." I personally think it is superfluous. After all, if family members want to apply for a new dynamic password, they also need various procedural certifications. In this way, the dynamic password itself has no meaning. After all, it is no different from applying for inheritance. The procedure is still the same 3. Finally, the soldier gets his salary from the bank. This There are statements and plans very early on in the book, and there are many of them. They hope that government funds can go directly to the hands of soldiers without going through officers at all levels. This can prevent the funds from being oiled by fat hands in the circulation process to a certain extent (after all, corruption is too serious, and it is of no use if you do this).

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, you didn't dare to marry a wife? Impersonating someone? In modern times, it would be too stupid to tell your wife that you can travel back in time to the Ming Dynasty and become the emperor. As long as you tell your wife, your wife will 100% expose you, and no couple will fight.

Goldfinger is too restrictive. If you can travel between two worlds and still have enough money, you can find a piece of tofu and kill you. When you don't have soldiers, it's understandable to be afraid of others harming you. But when you have soldiers, you don't know what you are afraid of. With an AK, you can hit the Forbidden City in three weeks and become the emperor yourself. You are still afraid of others harming you.

The straight knives sold in modern times are all garbage that are directly wire cut or laser cut from steel bars. . . . Any high-end knife will not be made into a straight knife, because this thing is used by profiteers to deceive diaosi with patriotic plots. . . .

After reading so many double-crossing novels, the protagonists basically have no ambitions. In modern times, they complain all day long about this unfairness and that unfairness, and they are not recognized for their talents. As a result, they are timid when they have golden legs. Is it really impossible to write some ambitious protagonists?

After reading the first hundred chapters, do you feel that the protagonist is targeting a saint? In order to be loyal to his wife, he traveled through time and did not touch any woman. As a leader of a political power, in order to appease people's hearts, he would rather find someone to pretend to be his wife and son than give birth to his own child.

In ancient times, not getting married and having no children was the greatest irresponsibility to the power and subordinates. I think that the author is so affectionate that I highly doubt that the author is a woman!

Do you want the gentry to run factories and then give up exploiting farmers? This is the biggest joke ever! The most greedy gentry in ancient times have never turned into farmers and treated as human beings. They will seize more profitable opportunities, but they will not let go no matter how little their land income is!

The background of the main character left me speechless. If a middle-aged greasy fat man could accept it, why would he become a family with a family? My daughter got sick... With your background, you shouldn't write history. You should write about fairy tales or fantasy.