The Industrial Ming Dynasty Started in Peiping

All in all, this is a good book. Although the later period had a strong sense of preaching, one sentence was said over and over again, like a textbook. But it is still a good book, and the plot can be said to be quite ups and downs. It can also be said to be unconstrained. The most important thing is that the development logic and development context are very real compared to similar farming articles (some parts that are too fast can be regarded as cheats). Another drawback is that the author did not write about some places where the plot could be focused. For example, if you write a person to death, he suddenly dies. Small people are like this, and big people like emperors are like this too.

I saw elegance, gentleness, calmness, gentleness and humility in this book. The main villain of the landlord class has not been condensed and concreted. Do you think the main villain is the Huangsun Party? Don't be ridiculous. Just like a clown, if the protagonist's power is to use the Taisun Party as an opponent, it will lower his own status. The best villain is "Zhu Yuanzhang" or even "Zhu Di". These two are qualified, prestige, talent and strength to represent the landlord class. It's a pity that this book takes the line of being gentle, respectful, frugal and giving way. Both the Zhu family and his son take the line of caring about family ties and being a strict and good grandfather. Violence? There were several wars, but they were written as if they were playing house. Is this the river of revolutionary blood?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I really appreciate that the author did not follow the path of industrialization in reality, but had his own views on ancient society and wrote a unique path to industrialization in the Ming Dynasty. This is really good. I just don't know why there are 10 missing chapters after chapter 167. It's a pity. I hope I can join the group to see it. Thank you very much 🥺

Does the author plan to live in that so-called short-lived dynasty in the future? It's boring, I'm withdrawing.

The reforms in this book are among the best in all novels. It makes people believe that even if the protagonist suddenly dies at this time, the reforms will not stop. In short, interest groups have emerged to promote reforms. I am looking forward to the subsequent external development, and hope to be able to write "development driven by huge interest groups" instead of "all my treasures are there". Let me sort out the time for everyone. The Battle of Jingnan in 1400 and the voyage to the West in 1405. At this time, the Age of Discovery had just begun, and the great geographical discovery was still nearly a hundred years away. While Timur was still alive, Japan had not yet entered the Warring States Period, Korean had no written language, Europe was still in the "dark Middle Ages", and the "literature" of the Renaissance was still in the books of Arabs.

I only saw oppression, oppression, deception, brainwashing, hypocrisy, and the death of Qimei's husband was just because of the protagonist's political needs. The protagonist brainwashes the soldiers to protect their homes and country, their dedication and their sense of mission. After setting up a murderer, Ye Xixian tortures the soldiers and beats them to death one by one. The protagonist does not even let out a fart, and he talks about ZG mode. It can be seen from this that you should not believe people who control the means of production. They stand too high and are no longer the same species as you. If you think you are a human being, he thinks you are just his means of production. They only bully and bomb. Politicians should go to the gallows.

Is the maturity of three views related to calming down and studying? There is also the possibility of directly rubbing the steam engine by hand. This shows that the author was not influenced by historical literature. I have watched a lot of time-traveling movies. They have always emphasized the relationship between history and industry. But industry has nothing to do with history. It took more than ten years to travel through time to make a steam engine by hand. This completely underestimates the craftsmanship supported by imperial power and money. With the support of these two aspects, you can make airplanes for more than ten years. This is no joke, look at our atomic bomb, it took three years to produce it. This is the result of the blessing of power and money. But the protagonist written by the author is not a mature adult who traveled through the past at all, he is like an immature teenager. They completely underestimated the overall situation of Wang Ye and Zhu Yuanzhang. Once there are any changes in society, they will know about it, especially steam engines. The atmospheric pressure will directly enter Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes. The eldest son who grew up in the palace will be very scheming. You don't have this at all. A novice. Not written at all. It would be okay if you wrote it as the eldest son of a small landowner.

The most poisonous thing about this book is that the protagonist, as the heir to the throne, only has one wife. I don't need to explain the influence of this book in ancient times.

In terms of foreign policy, if we do not kill the other party's ruling class and intellectuals, what is the difference between joint development, national integration, and capitalizing on the enemy? The fact that the people at the bottom do not rebel does not mean that the kings and leaders have no ambitions. For example, in the article, the development of Indochina requires the investment of manpower and material resources to drive the indigenous people to obtain resources and markets. Only then can we talk about ethnic integration and common development. It is not about establishing a vassal relationship and directly going in to provide warmth without even the control of the upper class. What if the vassal country becomes stronger and rebels. In addition, in the article, Siam forcibly annexed other countries and provoked sectarian-vassal relations. The author actually did not send troops to punish several years after the Western Expedition and even though supplies were sufficient. So how is this different from the so-called vassal states of the Ming Dynasty that engaged in tributary trade in the original history? Does this also count as entering and developing the Indochina Peninsula?

Reading comments is more interesting than reading novels. As soon as it is said that ancient China was stronger than ancient Western countries, a group of people jump out to refute it. It's really interesting.

Another book brainwashed by the West, still trying to get rid of Xu Jun

Every era has its own policies and developments. You cannot apply the present to the 13th century. It would be like using the American world trade economy to harvest the world without the British cultural colonization? Do you see the Great Qing Bird? Africa in the 13th century was similar to the orangutans in the zoo today. Are you talking to him about our peaceful development? Before nuclear weapons, the world was dominated by the jungle. Even with nuclear weapons, the United States would still use dirty bombs, depleted uranium bombs, bacteria, etc. Everywhere. Europe and the United States have emptied the North American continent of indigenous people. Apart from some netizens making fun of it, will other countries care? Because massacres are happening all over the world, the eldest brother is just talking about the second brother.

It feels quite confusing. Why is the protagonist still subject to imperial power when he has obviously reached a certain level of industrialization? It can be said that throughout the author's book so far, the protagonist's industrialized system has intensified huge political conflicts within the entire Ming imperial power. In this case, relying solely on political actions can no longer solve the problem. Why does the protagonist still fantasize about using political power to solve the problem? Just like the Chiang Kai-shek regime has always hoped to use political means to solve all problems. In fact, our great revolutionary mentor Mao Zedong has given the answer to the situation in the book. When politics cannot solve the problem, it must use violence to break the conventional political system and then establish a new political system. On the other hand, the whole book is different. The protagonist holds the weapon of industrialization, but is weak and tries to use politics to solve all problems and contradictions. If everything was so simple, why did Zhu Di use war as the only way to solve irreconcilable political contradictions and problems? Sometimes politics is not a panacea. For example, in the book, the political conflict between the protagonist and other forces has intensified to the point of irreconcilability, and he still tries to solve it through political means. This gives people the impression that he is not a qualified leader, but more like some Western politicians, who are smooth in form, talk nonsense, and play the blame game in the wrong form.

Forcibly carrying out the industrial revolution without progress in sociology will only revolutionize the Ming Dynasty itself, especially weapons and equipment... And it is even more ridiculous that the author writes that the Ming Dynasty has to consider palace battles. In this case, the industrial revolution cannot be completed at all, and it will only make the protagonist die faster.

One problem with this book is that it likes long explanations. Novels are about stories, not truths. The author needs to integrate these truths into the story to call it a novel. If you don't know it with such a long explanation, you might think you are reading an argumentative essay, and you will always come up with a point of view, and then start to explain.

Some people say that the steam engine came into being at the beginning is an exaggeration. Then you have to think too much. In ancient times, great craftsmen used their hands to make the work. Now I can only use small biubiu milled out of wood. My second uncle used the knife directly. He gave it to me, my brother and my cousin three times a day, and the shells were still thrown away. It is normal for the protagonist to be a gun and burn cement. For example, if I travel through time, and if there are people who can help me with work, the kind who can knock out flowers from iron, I can first make coke, then steel, and find a boat to go to Nanyang to cut rubber. When I come back, I will build a steam-powered milling machine. Although the first knife has to be made into a diamond vertebra drill. With steam machines. I can start working on the wire drawing machine. You can make wires. Once there were electric wires, hydropower generation became possible. After the establishment of hydropower generation, initial electrification began. You can copy them in batches, explode guns like crazy, steel-making is going on across the country, and bullets can be made. The rails are all laid. Then there is the carbon steel mail armor. The steam age is not without its replacements. With steam machine tools, you can make gasoline engines and pneumatic mining equipment. Once we have the rails, we can start building large power stations. Of course, to achieve this step, my knowledge is basically not enough. However, after calculation, at this point, almost a million people will work for 10 years or so.

Author, if you really have a lot of political opinions that you want to express, I suggest you write them in the author's words. After all, you spend money to see the progress of the plot, not half the plot and half for various forms of analysis and insights😧Am I a very cheap person for spending money on classes?

I am in a shortage of books. Is there anything similar? There really isn't. I would recommend one in the genre of The Wealth of a Country. That would also work.

Too much science popularization and author's private life

It's been a day, and the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

Without fundamental changes in the social system of blood and fire, it is impossible to complete industrialization, especially in the peak era of feudal dynasties like the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Without breaking the basically solidified institutional and cultural system accumulated over thousands of years, completing industrialization is just a dream. First think about how to change social concepts. Do you have to rely on yourself to accomplish what others have done for centuries?

The author's internal reforms are okay, but foreign policy and the industrial revolution are outrageous. After the steam engine matures, the large-scale production of machines powered by the steam engine will create a massive amount of goods in a short period of time. With a small non-agricultural population (farmers and landowners are mostly self-sufficient), how can we find large enough raw material production areas and commodity markets without large-scale navigation? Where can we find primitive accumulation without plundering from the outside world? How can industrial production continue to operate?

The author always mentions the UK. He is now the oldest one and can only produce an aviation large runner engine. This year our large runner has also made a breakthrough. Modern technology has nothing to offer.

Didn't read the book. I asked the protagonist if he had solved the food problem. If he did not liberate a large number of people from the fields, where would the workers come from? How could the factory produce products without workers? Who would the produced goods be sold to? Farmers have no money.

AI storytelling

The first chapter looked okay, but I fell asleep about the 150th chapter, and kept going back and forth about the water thing. The main character also went back and forth about the car and the windlass in his speech. Those who didn't know it thought I was also here for a meeting at work to write meeting minutes.

I listened to novels, and later it seemed like I was listening to Xinwen Network

A good book should be considered a good book, but it basically has no plot. It describes things in a few sentences, and then goes into long sections about how the Song Dynasty was like, what about the Ming Dynasty, how about the Qing Dynasty, how about the New China, and it was said back and forth in every chapter. I think all the points are correct, but this is a novel, not an essay or an argumentative essay. It's too preachy.

The author of this book has a correct outlook on life, and has not, or in other words, jumped out of the trap of understanding that we have been deliberately set. Worth a look.

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