
The First Emperor's Beloved Grandson
始皇家的好圣孙
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Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum a few years later
Many people think that the Qin Dynasty just lacks a world map, but they don't know the environment at that time. The Qin Dynasty is almost the richest area around. Even if you scrape the ground three feet away from other places, you won't be able to get much out of it. With Qin Shihuang's desperate efforts, Fu Su The superiority only made the Qin Dynasty die slower. If Qin was really strong, Qin could not have died in his second generation, at least not so fast. People say that the Qin Dynasty was violent and the Qin Dynasty was violent. Although Qin Shihuang did a lot of achievements, it cannot be denied that he was really cruel. This is an indisputable fact.
The author creates the first theme of traveling through Xu Fu's team! Finished reading! Very good! Create a group to communicate and give you more lists of scientists and craftsmen from the Qin Dynasty! We also give you the list of Huang navigators from the Qin and Han dynasties! The author's quote from Zou Yanda's Theory of Kyushu is great! ! Also wrote the Qin Dynasty version of the railway called Chidao! This is a wooden track, a railway with real iron track and other iron-making technology upgrades! The protagonist is a modern explorer and navigator who remembers science subjects like high school mathematics, physics, chemistry, geometry, and biology! Enough to teach the Mohists and scientists of the Qin Dynasty! Pay attention to Xiang Shaolong of Qin Dynasty who used copper pillars to successfully trigger lightning to output electricity, and Yi Xiaochuan of Mythology used copper to make a hand-operated generator. Therefore, it is not difficult for the protagonist to call the Qin Dynasty scientist alchemist and the Mohists to research generators and steam engines. There are also corn, sweet potatoes in Central America, and potatoes in South America, which means that the protagonist has been to South America to get potatoes! The protagonist also discovers that the Olmecs, the ancestors of the Mayans, are descendants of the city-states Youhou Xi traveled east to America at the end of the Shang Dynasty, called the Yinfubu people! Huang Jingxiu, courtesy name Dongsheng. So he led hundreds of generals and their families with Xu Xiangguo to Penglai Fairy Island to collect fairy medicine, but in fact he lived in seclusion in Silla Kingdom (South Korea). Huang Jingxiu's second son, Huang Kai, was from Zhongshushe. His eldest son, Huang Shi, his third son, Huang happy, and his fourth son, Huang Sheng, were all famous ministers and generals of the Qin State and made important contributions to the unification of the Qin Dynasty. Biographies of people, Chronicles of famous craftsmen in China throughout the ages, New chronology of major events in Chinese history, Chronology of the history of world civilizations, General history of Chinese medicine. The author of these five information books must have it! List of the six major scientists and craftsmen in the late Qin and early Han Dynasty Zhang Cang, Yang Chengting, Lu Banshu, Hu Kuan, Shi Lu, and Zhang Wen. The alchemists (chemists) of the Qin Dynasty: Xu Fu, Lu Sheng, Han Zhong (Han Sheng), Hou Gong, Shi Sheng. Archimedes, Eratosthenes, Apollonius Dionysodoro Currently the protagonist has made the Quli pear to improve agriculture, and has also made salt to filter impurities, and can produce solar salt method! Quickly lower the price of salt and make it cheaper for the public! Salt for everyone! It's time for the protagonist to develop papermaking and printing skills, granular black powder guns, and design all pointed bottoms of Da Qin's new generation of sea ships, plus water-proof cabins, square rudders, stone anchors, hard sails and soft sails to complement each other! So it's ten times more advanced than the protagonist's first use of a flat-bottomed galley! Faster! Guess the protagonist, who stole more than 30 flat-bottomed boats owned by Xu Fu, took the North Pacific route directly, went to South America to pick up potatoes, then crossed the Strait of Magellan (called Zhaosi Strait) to the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa, went north to Egypt in East Africa, went to Persia, crossed the Strait of Malacca, went to Guangzhou (Baiyue), went north to Zhejiang and ended at Lianyungang, Shandong. Is this a global sailing route? ? Staple foods: corn, potatoes (unique to South America), cassava, red rice and wild rice (North America), sweet potatoes, quinoa (South American Andes) Meat: (can be farmed) fish, turkey, duck, (obtained from hunting) tapir, deer, crocodile, bison, alpaca (South America) Vegetables: pumpkin, beans, amaranth Fruit: avocado, egg yolk , sapodilla, guava, tomato, dragon fruit, cranberry (North America), blueberry (North America), strawberry (South America) Sugar: honey, maple syrup Liquor: cocoa wine, tequila, flower wine, mead, corn beer, alpaca milk wine, alpaca milk Beverage: yerba mate (South America), yerba mate (South America) Spice: pepper Materials: Rubber Clothing materials: cotton, alpaca, cowhide, deerskin, leopard skin, crocodile skin, tapir skin, wolf skin, bear skin Refreshing: cocoa beans, tobacco, coca (narcotic, stimulant) Special effects herbs: cinchona tree (South America)
Why did the Qin Dynasty perish? The conquest of the Xiongnu and the conquest of Baiyue exhausted the people's strength. Even the people in Guanzhong were full of resentment towards the Ying family. You still asked him to go to America because you thought the Qin Dynasty did not die quickly enough.
If we really traveled back to the Warring States and Han Dynasties, what skills would everyone have if they didn't use plug-ins? For example, take me as an example. I know a little about farm work in the countryside. I have experience in rice seedling transplanting and harvesting. I have experience in rapeseed, soybean and wheat sowing and harvesting. I have also grown vegetables such as cabbage, eggplant, and pepper. I am in the handicraft industry and can make handmade vermicelli, tofu, bean skin, dried bean paste, cold skin, broad bean paste, soybean paste, wheat paste, rice wine. As for the process of distilling liquor, I have also seen it in a small winery in the countryside. It should not be a big problem. Salt is no problem. The seawater sun salt process If you understand the process, you can definitely handle it. Brown sugar is definitely no problem, but white sugar is more troublesome. I have learned about the white sugar sugar making process in the Ming Dynasty, but I can only fumble around, and steel is troublesome. Although the chemistry knowledge in junior high and high schools is basically given to the teacher, I still know how to make coal and coke, and how to make iron with coke and iron ore in the furnace, so I can only take my time in the experiment. Everyone talks about how many skills you can develop without plug-ins.
The one next door is the author himself, responding alone.
The one next door was written by the author himself. The writing was not very mature at that time, the plot was not perfect enough, and the information was basically not checked and it was all compiled. Everyone who has read my book knows that the plot of this book is completely different, the characters are also completely different, and the effort put into it is far more than that one. It is not even a bit better than that one. I am not a newbie so far, and I have written more than one book. This book can be said to be the work that I have really concentrated on creating. In addition to going to sea, there are also Zulong Rebellion, Abandoned Babies, well, and even this year's Vegetative People, all of which were first released by me. Absolutely significant debut, I didn't plan to talk about it originally. I wanted to start from scratch, but it was a bit uncomfortable to be misunderstood and misunderstood by the comments. It was because I took the blame and was scolded. Bao Zheng was promoted to Zhou Dou'e. When it comes to the issue of shame, this is something to be proud of. I work upright and I have never done such a shameless thing. The Qin Dynasty novels I wrote before add up to more than six million words. I didn't understand anything, but now I have begun to think carefully about the core of the system. It is only now that I dare to write here. I have a little bit of confidence, but I am also nervous. I don't have to worry about poisoning, I don't have to worry about writing for a long time, and I don't have to worry about newbies having problems later. My pace has not been too fast from the beginning. I just hope that readers can be more tolerant. I have been rushing to polish it carefully. As for who has won the Chinese translation of mine, I am too lazy to worry about it and just concentrate on writing my own. I believe that quality is king, and pigs cannot always be on top.
Why did the name suddenly change? The original name was so nice, but now this one is a direct spoiler.
Guess who will suffer if Qin expands outward? Did Qin's national power at that time support their expansion? Guess why, I just drove the Xiongnu out, instead of occupying the Xiongnu's land. If Qin Shihuang did not die, but lived for ten or 20 more years, would the Qin State really survive for thousands of generations?
What a shameful name change?
Up to now, not to mention the plot, the name you changed is directly related to the ending. I can't write it anymore.
What a bad name?
What's going on? Who suggested the name?