I Changed Rice into Mulberry in Ming Dynasty

It feels good to read it, but can you make it more difficult for the protagonist to take power? I feel that the protagonist is very comfortable.

This is changing rice into mulberry. Do you know what was most lacking in the late Ming Dynasty? What is lacking is food. In the Ming Dynasty, due to the conversion of rice to mulberry in the Suhu area, a good grain producing area had to rely on external supplies. Why were refugees so common in the late Ming Dynasty? It's not because you don't have enough to eat, but you are still changing rice into mulberry. The farmers in the late Ming Dynasty can't survive. He can still keep the grain for himself and not be forced to die. Now you are changing rice into mulberry, for fear that the farmers will not rebel. You are really worried. Can those mulberries be used as food? Let alone making money from mulberry trees, those farmers simply cannot hold on.

I've read a few chapters and it's pretty good. Can I delete the tsundere girl? Boss, you are the emperor, she is just the daughter of a guilty minister, how can she die in front of the emperor? Can you still stay? Aren't you afraid that she'll wait for you to fall asleep and stab you to avenge your father? Don't say it's impossible. You wrote that Mo Xiaoxiao sleeps under your bed. It's impossible that she can't, right? You are the emperor, are you afraid that you will not have women? If you delete or change this scene, your results will definitely be better than now!

The title of the book is so scary! Now that food security has been mentioned as a national strategic status, various waste phenomena have been cleaned up many times, and 1.8 Billion acres has been designated as the bottom line. In modern times with advanced science and technology and industry, the country is desperate for food. How many of you starve to death every day, and less than one in ten thousand people can have enough to eat. And the terrifying little glacier has brought agriculture into disaster. The extremely backward feudal society actually abandoned agriculture to engage in commodity economy. This idea is really scary! With a population of several hundred million, there are no roads, no railways, and no million-ton sea ships... The north is about to lose its harvest, and the south is about to suffer from drought and floods... You just need to transport all the food from the world over thousands of miles of rugged roads, can you deliver it? How many ships are you going to build to rob? How many years can you rob?

Looking at the introduction, we can see that in the last years of Zhengde 😰, it was almost the Little Ice Age and there was no food growing. Is this asking Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong to reincarnate earlier?

Changing rice to mulberry is a struggle of interests. Jiajing and the civil servants took several years to formulate this national policy. It was purely for burning, without considering the survival of farmers, just for money.

I've seen this mentally retarded book several times and I can't help but criticize it. If nothing else, I don't know how to describe the title of this book, let alone the content.

Let's talk about changing rice to mulberry. First, the uprising in the late Ming Dynasty was mainly due to the fact that the grain output during the Little Ice Age was too low for the people to eat. Second, shipping by sea can indeed preserve a large amount of food, but you still have to transport the food to the west. With the transportation environment at that time, most of the food would be consumed on the road. Still causing people to be short of food. Third, there were changes in grain cultivation in the northern provinces between the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, grains were still grown in the north, but in the Qing Dynasty, potatoes, corn and the like were grown on a large scale in the north.

Changing rice to mulberry has never happened in history. A screenwriter from the Ming Dynasty made up such a plot to promote the development of the story. Author, do you have this ability? You don't want to follow the routine of the TV series, do you? What's more, the TV series also clearly tells everyone that this road will not work.

Changing rice into mulberry is simply another way. Why not eat minced meat? You will starve to death and still make money?

The first chapter is astonishing to watch. Jiajing has been fighting with courtiers for so many years with "rituals" in mind. In this book, before Jiajing even ascended the throne, he gave up his first visit to the courtiers and sneaked directly into the palace to meet the Queen Mother. The succession of the vassal king was not so justified in the first place, and now he has this kind of plot...

Who do you sell your industrial products to? Who can afford to buy? If you sell to India, can your transportation capacity keep up?

Change rice to mulberry? What idea? Even now we have to import certain crops, such as soybeans. We were still in the Ming Dynasty Ice Age, were we afraid that the Ming Dynasty would die early? No matter where you are, as long as there is a slight problem with food, it will be a big problem, unless you don't treat the people in that place as human beings. In recent times, the potato virus caused many people to starve to death in Scotland, and how many people fled everywhere? Changing rice to mulberry is no less than the local potato crisis. Unless you wipe out the people in that place, sooner or later all the people will run out if you don't grow food. Even in this era when hybrid rice is so powerful, many people in villages still receive high subsidies from the state for growing fruit trees or tobacco, and they will insist on growing food instead of doing other things. Are others stupid? Do you know that food is always the bottom of a place? Do you know what a food scare is?

The writing is okay. As long as I delete that woman, I can say anything. It makes me feel embarrassed and anxious.

I can't stand it anymore. Stop writing and come to our factory to make screws 😥😥

This book is well written and has a strong flavor of Machiavellianism. It is much better than those mindless and cool books. I support it!

Why is it so awkward when you see this explanation? When I read the title of the book, I felt that the content must be nonsense. In the feudal era, if rice was planted instead of mulberry, wouldn't this be a disaster for the country? When I read the title of the book, I thought of Guan Zhong's trick of collecting Lu's silk products at a high price and killing Lu.

You know why the largest territory in the feudal era was only China. Don't say that the map of Mongolia is very big. It is just a group of tribal alliances. Could it be that Europe is a unified continent because we are all cousins ​​and relatives? Since ancient times, the size of land has been determined by the range of food output and transportation. Why are most dynasties in the north? Because if the center is not in the north, the food from the south will not be willing to be transported to the north. Yang Guang built the Grand Canal to facilitate the transportation of food from the south to the north.

The more I looked at it, the more disgusting it became. Are you an emperor or a licking dog?

How can ordinary people live if they don't grow food but raise mulberry trees?