The Embroidered Guard: Beginning with the Jade Maiden Skill

Is there something seriously wrong with this world? The system can produce hundreds of millions or hundreds of millions at every turn. Our ancient Ming Dynasty's annual fiscal revenue was only a few million. It would be better to read this book. Hundreds of thousands are the lowest things, and anything less than hundreds of millions is rubbish. The problem is that if I take hundreds of millions and go directly to Wudang, do you believe or not, I can learn authentic Tai Chi and Pure Yang Wuji Kung Fu? Why should I buy from the system? !

One problem is that if you spend all your money on the system, your money will become less and less. How to solve this problem? The main reason is that you set the price of the top skills too high. It can easily reach hundreds of millions. There was not that much silver in the entire ancient times.

Just the realm at the beginning of the first chapter, the disciple realm! You are also a talent for naming names! Author! 🤫🤫

... One billion taels is too exaggerated! In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, the mining of silver mines in various places began to increase. According to statistics, in the Ming Dynasty, a total of about 23 million taels of silver were mined. The silver accumulated by the previous dynasties before the Ming Dynasty amounted to 460 million taels, plus the nearly 500 million taels produced by the Ming Dynasty. A data circulated on the Internet is: from 1567 to 1644, the total amount of silver flowing into the Ming Dynasty through overseas trade in the 77 years was approximately 353 million taels, equivalent to one-third of the total silver in the world "at that time". "Wanli Accounting Records" said: During the Wanli period, the state's total expenditure was 18.54 Million taels of silver, of which officials' salaries accounted for 0.63%. That is 117,000 taels of silver. In the first year of Zhengde (1506), the central fiscal revenue was less than two million taels of silver. From 1522 to 1532, Taicang's average annual silver income was exactly two million taels. During the Wanli period, the central fiscal revenue reached 18.1 Million taels, but the fiscal expenditure reached 18.54 Million taels.                                                            When the Ming Dynasty was established in 1368, the population was about 60 million. By the time the Ming Dynasty fell in 1644, the population had grown to about 150 million.               According to the "China Urban Family Wealth and Health Report", China's rich families have assets of 1,617,000 yuan per capita, while the top one-fifth of the rich have assets of 4,545,000 yuan. But according to surveys, Chinese real estate accounts for almost 80% of all property!

Has the author really thought about this silver issue seriously? The apparently wealthy people and court officials in the entire country may not have a billion taels of silver in total. If you spend 110 million in the future, the money system will be completely broken. The Ming Dynasty's annual income of 20 million taels was enough to buy two Ming Yu Gong. This financial system seems to be in disarray when I first look at it. How should I look at it in the future?

The prices of the items in the mall in the book are too outrageous. What is the price of 10 billion copies? According to ancient times, one pound was equal to 16 taels, which totaled 312,500 tons of silver. According to the ancient times, about one tael of gold was exchanged for about 10 taels of silver, which was approximately 31,250 tons of gold. There is not so much gold in the federal treasury of the United States now, let alone ancient times.

Is it reasonable to spend hundreds of millions of taels at a time?

Your economy has exploded. How much will the total tax pay in the next year be? You can always get 1 billion into the system, but if it weren't for circulation, how could there be so much silver and gold for you?

The system has thinking. . . Good guy, how dare you inject this kind of poison?

To be honest, every time I see a book about system release tasks, I just crash! I'm a little confused. Is the system dominating people, or is the system assisting the protagonist?