Abandon the Ming

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It's rare that in this era there are still people writing about farming and unsystematic

Sichuan starts! This is the first time. Isn't the 12th year of Chongzhen a little too short? It's only 5 years away from Jiashen. The protagonist can at most be the general soldier. It's hard to say whether this strength can stop Zhang Xianzhong like Chuan.

It's really well written. I haven't seen such a well-written historical novel in a long time.

The writing is getting better and better, the writing is smooth, and the storyline is becoming more and more attractive. Come on

We support fighting the Manchus to the end, but we cannot rely solely on nationalism. If you only set the goal of defeating the Manchus to death, then you will be no different from Zhu Ming. Zhu Yuanzhang defeated the Mongols and Feng Zhi defeated the Manchus. What you have established is a new Ming Dynasty. Then the question comes. Assuming that the Ming Dynasty was founded in 1644, could Jiajing be able to cope with the Opium War in 1840? Can Longqing and Wanli carry out the Westernization Movement? Can Tianqi Chongzhen keep up with the second industrial revolution? If there is no technological revolution and the small-scale peasant economy is still maintained, ideologically, no matter how Confucianism is reformed, it is impossible to improve capital, and at most it can improve utopian society, then 1840 will still happen, and nothing will change. If you don't want to be passively involved in the capitalist system by external powerful ships and cannons, you can only take the initiative to fund it yourself. The best way not to get involved passively is to get involved actively. The guiding ideology of Confucianism is economic romanticism, a utopian petty bourgeoisie, and an idealized small producer model. It's terrible for a sprout to grow into a big tree. If it wants to suck blood, eat people, rotten bones and corrodes the soul, the sprout must be cut down. There is nothing we can do about this. The more good officials are in the old era, the more likely they are to hinder the progress of the new era. After all, orthodox capitalism is really unbenevolent. After all, the accumulation of original capital is bloody. History is the history of class struggle. The struggle in feudal society created a series of laws and policies in feudal society to ease conflicts. The struggle in the new era will naturally create a series of laws and policies in the new era and ease conflicts. History has always developed in struggle. But isn't the reason why time travelers exist just to speed up the arrival of a new era? After all, the new era has brought with it huge increases in productivity. Only when productivity is greatly improved will there be a material basis for realizing a moderately prosperous society. Only then can we talk about distribution, and only then can all classes in society be generally prosperous.

This book is well written, keep up the good work

Come on, as a novice writer writing this kind of farming history article, we will definitely help. After all, there are too many funny historical texts nowadays 😐. I've read a few chapters and it's rigorously researched. Come on.

Sichuan is very suitable for industrial development. For example, Sichuan's well salt: One: This industry requires power, and there are already ready-made machines. All you need to do is change the power source from oxen and horses to iron oxen and horses. Two: This industry needs energy, and it needs energy very much. It cannot develop without energy, and this energy needs to be burned as heat. Condition one is to promote the development of steam engines. Condition 2: Promote the development of the coal mining industry. Pushing these two conditions downward can promote the development of heavy industries such as iron smelting, railways, and cement. So, obviously, the most suitable one is Sichuan's well salt. The profits from salt support those who open salt wells; the demand for coal from salt wells supports those who develop mines; the demand for mining supports those who smelt iron. Thereby improving productivity, popularizing science and technology, completing the technological revolution, and eventually the industrial revolution.

Here is a high-definition 16M map of Sichuan, all book friends, please check it out.

Are you rebelling, or what?

Come on, I like watching the end of the Ming Dynasty. I will collect it first and fatten it up before killing it.

Please view the Sichuan well salt production diagram.

Do you know why your book is not popular? Because the protagonist traveled through time and didn't rebel. If you didn't write about this hot topic, why would it be popular? Reading novels is not just reading, it's more fun.

The protagonist holds a horse and sits on a golden sweat horse, wearing a golden dragon armor and traveling around the world

It's really well written, I'll keep following it, keep up the good work

To be honest, this book cannot be read as a refreshing article. If you want to read a refreshing article, please go away.

In ancient China, the family, the country, and the world meant that the country was private and belonged to other people. The same is true for the world. It is the world of certain people, not the world of the general public. Family, country, and world are other people's homes, other people's countries, and other people's worlds. Ordinary people, you have nothing. Don't think that the country you live in is your motherland. Most people have no motherland. The Confucian gentry also agreed with the concept of family, country and world, that is, the interests of their own family are higher than the interests of the country. Therefore, the Qing Dynasty that took over the Central Plains was actually a mixed interest group: Manchu military conquerors + Central Plains Confucian gentry + former Ming military leaders. They almost completely occupied all the positions of the royal family, literati and military generals. You talk to this kind of people about the pain of country subjugation and resistance to foreigners? They will just spit on your face, then shave their heads and change clothes, and bring the "Taijun of Manchuria" to wipe you out.

I suggest that when the author becomes bigger and stronger, he can recruit cavalry from Han, Tibetan, Qiang, and Yi ethnic groups from bodyguards, horse bandits, and even along the Ancient Tea Horse Road to the Sichuan-Tibet and Yunnan-Guizhou areas (or from the caravans along the way).

I always feel like it's too easy to get tricked. It's a good idea to get one of the eight pillars of Shu.

Traveling through ancient times, except for the prince and emperor, you must create conditions to rebel even if there are no conditions, otherwise your journey will be in vain

The war scenes are written vividly and have a sense of imagery. Come on

Update quickly😁

Is it a rebellion?

It's okay, but the protagonist is exalted too much, and actually doesn't do much. As a result, this one is said to be unfathomable, and that one is also said to be unfathomable [similar words], which makes people feel embarrassed if it is said too much.

Can you write some words (dao) in the character dialogue? It would affect the light perception too much.

I just want to say that these chapters are a bit watery 😅

The author will update it soon 😚

Very well written, keep it up!

Is it someone who directly rebelled and revolted, or was it someone who relied on the development of the Ming Dynasty's system to become emperor?