Ming Dynasty: the Prosperous Age of Jianwen

There is a cost issue to consider when organizing and training the new army. Soldiers who drill every three days, soldiers who drill every ten days and modern training are completely different concepts. Soldiers need a lot of rice and meat to keep up with this intensity of modern training. Military skills training also requires a lot of ordnance, and the cost is more than ten times more expensive than the original feudal army. That is to say, the feudal army's supply of 100,000 people can only support 8,000 when the new army is trained. The Ming Dynasty's huge territory and complex surrounding situations required that he still needed a huge number of feudal troops to meet the maintenance needs of his vast territory. Moreover, too many new troops will also put a huge pressure on finances.

It looks good, but it's a pity that I saw it too early. I finished reading it in a while

Too little, not enough to read, what a great book. If this level continues, it will definitely be a high-quality product.