
The Last Light of the Later Ming
后明余晖
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 5mo ago
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Xia Xiao's poems and drawings
[The background of this vertical painting is probably one or two years in the future, and there are many easter eggs.
The biggest highlight of the author's article should be that he can always maintain a rigorous macro setting and clear logic. Just like the previous book, there is no brainless cheating or manipulation that violates the laws of social development. Instead, it deduce from a relatively realistic perspective the waves that a Chinese civilization that has taken a different world line will create in subsequent history, giving people a different sense of immersion. I hope to continue writing. In an environment where historical literature is highly homogeneous, any book that dares to take a different approach is a treasure.
Some thoughts on the development of the Ming Dynasty Navy
The Pacific Ocean is different from the Atlantic Ocean with rough sea conditions. The vast waters of the Pacific Ocean are dominated by aircraft carriers. If the Ming Navy wants to have a place in the Pacificit must focus on the development of naval aviation power. History has fully proved thataircraft carriers are the future and the core of the navy. But looking back at World War II from today's perspective, I have some ideas on how to build a powerful navy with a bright future. First of all, the backbone of the grand fleet, which is the regular aircraft carrier (compared to the American Essex-class aircraft carrier), cannot lag behind the Americans. In addition to normal operations, light aircraft carriers cannot be underestimated as a supplement to aviation power. Historically, eight Independence-class aircraft carriers from the United States participated in the Battle of the Philippine Sea in June 1944. These light aircraft carriers provide 40% of the fighter aircraft and 36% of the torpedo bombers of the fast carrier task force. In terms of cruisers and destroyers, since the Ming Dynasty does not have huge global colonies to maintain, the design of cruisers and destroyers should be designed around large fleet operations. The cruiser must have considerable speed and range to serve as the leader of the destroyer fleet. Both should have considerable air defense and anti-submarine capabilities, and have certain reconnaissance capabilities (such as the USS Santiago air defense cruiser). Although we are about to enter the era of aircraft carriers, battleships were still a symbol of a country's national strength at that time. Their superior protection and powerful firepower made them the first choice for the flagship of the Grand Fleet. They were also an "effective and relatively cheap ground fire support platform", so battleships were destined to be eliminated, but they were still indispensable at the time. The design of the Ming Dynasty battleship should not follow the route of a big gun ship. Its design goal should be to counter the heavy cruisers, battleships and all potential high-speed combat ships of the United States, and provide escort and support for the fast aircraft carrier task force (the Essex class has a maximum speed of 32.7 Knots, the Iowa class has a maximum speed of 33 knots, the Yamato class has a maximum speed of 27 knots, and the Montana class has a maximum design speed of 28 knots). In terms of naval guns, taking the U. S. Navy as an example, although the 18-inch class (approximately 457mm) main gun is not a new thing (such as the 457mm/48 MK-1 in the 1920s), its technology is not mature enough for various reasons, such as 1. Excessive weight; 2. The barrel rifling life is low; 3. Although the range is long, the ballistic trajectory is not high enough, the descent angle is not enough, and the deck penetration capability is insufficient. Correspondingly, the 16-inch gun (approximately 406mm) is more mature, and the unique American super-heavy bullet allows the 406/50 MK7 main gun to maintain high accuracy while being as destructive as the Japanese 460mm/45. To sum up, the battleship's caliber is 416mm, triple turrets (as for three or four turrets is still open for discussion), the bomb weight coefficient is best to match the mark8 super-heavy bomb 0.66 to be equal to the Americans' 406mm/50 MK7, and the speed should be the same as that of the aircraft carrier (about 30 to 33 knots). Compared with the design of the Iowa class, which is restricted by the Panama Canal, the Ming Dynasty's battleships can have a more scientific length-to-width ratio, which can be used to install more anti-aircraft guns and about 10 high-level dual-purpose guns, with an approximate tonnage of between 45,000 tons and 55,000 tons.
Look at what is written here, and then look at the pile of bright swords in the military section, :-(
Shocked, this seemingly cold book has been promoted!
Combined with the fact that the author was revealed to have an anal fissure a while ago! Is this PY's transaction, the loss of human nature, or the corruption of morals?
[Jianxing Military Industry] Houming 35-type guerrilla fighting vehicle
*Ning Hai's drawings have outrageous proportions, especially the cannons. 38.4 24L, even if you count the breech of the gun, it is at least one meter closer. . . . *Simple rockets do not have leaf springs and are replaced with ordinary springs *Real mechanical tracks take up too many parts, and since the collision logic of Jane Star can almost only run at low speeds, there are only decorative tracks, real It is actually wheel type *Jianxing wheel comes with a magic motor. In order to achieve differential steering control with a joystick, the brake is fully automatic and cannot be manually operated *It cannot be steered by crawler paddling, so two propellers are installed *A common problem with all Jianxing artillery weapons: there is no effective filling method. Therefore, there is only one shell in the barrel *In order to eject the shell at any elevation angle, a very large shell ejection window was installed on the Jianxing, which cannot make a too complicated mechanical structure *The muzzle velocity is about 500-480, and the projectile speed drops to less than 400 at about 7km, and the maximum range is about 12km. *In order to extend the head when opening the cabin door, a lift seat was installed ( The number of parts currently in the early 800s is basically the limit of mobile phones. The remaining internal structure needs to be moved to the computer (which cannot be done while fishing at work)
Brief review
The greatest advantage of this book is that it is written like a battle report. The biggest shortcoming is that it is written like a battle report. The advantages are real, military knowledge is very good. The shortcoming is that it is flat. No matter the battle or political events, everything is told in a straightforward manner. The foreshadowing is almost zero, and the flashbacks are zero. Everything is narrated directly, and it doesn't look like a novel or a ledger. It's reassuring to be the protagonist and have the protagonist's own buff. If I keep the narrative straight, there will be no suspense at all. I don't know whether it is intentional or accidental. This kind of writing is acceptable on the battlefield, but when politics and daily life are written like this, I say it's ugly, it's just a running account. It's really a pity. The military knowledge in this book is one of the best in the starting point military division, but the narrative technique still has a lot of room for improvement. The too flat narrative really doesn't make people feel immersed in it.
This is not a cool article. The author deliberately suppressed the Ming army and created countless natural and man-made disasters to make it more difficult for the Ming army. You may say that this is more realistic, and it is indeed a bit. You may say that it secretly tortures the Ming army and tortures the readers. It is indeed a bit.
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[In the winter of 1942, in Norway, British commandos parachuted into the mountains near the Viemok Chemical Plant and were chased and suppressed...]