
The Embroidered Guard: Beginning with the Jade Maiden Skill
锦衣卫之从明玉功开始
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fan Fiction
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- 2y ago
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Is there something seriously wrong with this world? The system is constantly dealing with hundreds of millions, while in ancient China, the Ming Dynasty's annual fiscal revenue was only a few million. But in this book, hundreds of thousands are considered the lowest of the low, and anything under a hundred million is considered garbage.
One problem is that once you've spent all your silver on the system, your silver will decrease. How do you solve this? The main issue is that you've set the prices for top-tier cultivation techniques too high, easily reaching hundreds of millions. There simply wasn't that much silver in the entire ancient world.
That realm at the very beginning of the first chapter, the Disciple Realm! You're quite the name-giver, author! 🤫🤫
... Ten billion taels is an exaggeration! In the early Ming Dynasty, the mining of silver in various regions was intensified. According to statistics, a total of about 23 million taels of silver were mined during the Ming Dynasty. The accumulated silver from previous dynasties amounted to as much as 460 million taels, plus the nearly 500 million taels produced by the Ming Dynasty itself.
Has the author really considered this issue of silver? The total wealth of the entire country, including the rich and powerful officials, might not even amount to a billion taels of silver. If you spend it by the hundred million taels at a time, the entire monetary system will collapse. The Ming Dynasty's annual revenue of twenty million taels was barely enough to buy two Ming Yugongs. This financial system is already crumbling so quickly; how can we expect it to continue?
The prices of items in the book's shop are outrageous. What is the price of 10 billion for a single book? Based on the ancient value of one jin equaling 16 liang, that's equivalent to 312,500 tons of silver. If we calculate based on the ancient value of one liang of gold being roughly equivalent to ten liang of silver, that's about 31,250 tons of gold. Even the US federal treasury doesn't have that much gold now, let alone in ancient times.
Is it reasonable to spend hundreds of millions of taels of silver at a time?
Your economy is completely in chaos! How much tax revenue did the Ming Dynasty actually generate in a year? You're throwing around billions of taels of silver and gold, and that's just going into the system. Where would you get so much silver and gold if it weren't circulating throughout the country?
The system has a mind of its own... Goodness, you actually dared to use this kind of poison.
To be honest, I always crash the app whenever I see a book about a system issuing tasks! I'm a bit confused, does the system control people, or does it assist the protagonist?