Aim for the Title in the Late Ming Dynasty

The front is very exciting, but training after a hundred households is a bit poisonous. How much money does the protagonist's father have to be greedy for to let him go to such extreme lengths? It's not wrong to farm, feed meat to homeless people, be seen by others, practice spears, and become familiar with the routines. Please pay attention to the prices. Only one floor is needed for tax collection in separate areas, and taxes are also paid on behalf of others. Refugees are allocated housing. I have only been practicing for a month or two and my salary is already as high as that of other servants.

Explain why the protagonist has to go to Liaodong for development instead of Shaanxi, Sichuan and Shu. First of all, this is not the last year of Chongzhen, but the last year of Wanli. The imperial court still has control over the inland, and its development of power in the inland is too conspicuous. Unlike Liaodong, the imperial court will be more tolerant. Furthermore, fighting against the slave establishment in Liaodong would occupy national interests. The most important thing is that if he can gain a foothold in any of the four southeastern Liaoning provinces, the imperial court will have to continue to give him blood transfusions. If he does it well, he will be the Liaoxi of later generations and can control most of the Ming court's financial expenditures. There is no such method of accumulating original capital elsewhere. As for the generals of Liaodong and Western Liao, there is no need to worry too much. At this time, Li Chengliang's family is declining. Zu Dashou is still a younger brother, and he is the biggest general.

I can still watch it now, but amnesia is a bit poisonous.

This is too poisonous. It was said before that food is the basis of everything, but then the organization of land reclamation only collects 10% tax, and later it only collects one bucket of food per mu. Please, brother, the world is about to be in chaos, and Liaodong is about to be lost. How can you raise an army with such a small amount of food? How to resettle the refugees? How much of the protagonist's fucking family has been lost to this prodigal son?

No one has read the good articles. The current historical articles from Qidian are like this: "I am in xx, I am xxxxx", "I, xx, start with xxxx", damn, it makes me sick when I read it.

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What can hundreds of households do? The protagonist is the focus of Liaodong. Will Huang Taiji allow you to develop? Will your hostile forces in Ming Dynasty allow you to develop? Liaodong is the enemy's strongest sphere of influence. If you want to develop, you must reach the enemy's weak links. But Sichuan, where the sky is high and the emperor is far away, and where the protagonist's father has many connections and connections, is the chosen place!

Old author vest, do you have any old books? Not enough.

The first few chapters are well written, and they remain on par with the masterpiece.

The last map of Liaodong is not clear enough. Let's make do with it. If anyone has a clearer one, please upload it!

It would be a pity not to rebel

The protagonist can carry a horse and sit on a golden sweat horse, and travel around the world wearing golden armor

The car crashed, haha, come on!

Fifteen taels of silver? You can play like this if there are few people, but if there are more people, the logistics will give you money to play. In the Ming Dynasty, the Imperial Guard Banner only had twenty taels of silver all year round.

Is there a historical basis? Rigorous research?

The main reason is that the output of food in ancient times was frighteningly low, let alone breeding. How to raise it? Especially pigs, cattle and sheep. So we have to train and eat meat, especially fake

There are a lot of repeated sayings of Cheluluan, and there is also a lot of lack of foreshadowing of the plot, which is flat in narrative!

Not bad, but the pace is a bit slow

Yes, it's worth reading, especially the military training and people's livelihood are very good. More descriptions of the lives of the people at the bottom will make the book more soulful. Children's education and medical care must be worked on quickly, and we wait for the special forces to be born, otherwise the protagonist's cavalry and exploration horses will not be able to build slaves.

The last two chapters (Chapter 236, Chapter 237) feel very disconnected from the previous chapters. Has the author changed?

It's been 17 days, and we have a long way to go. Goodbye! I didn't expect that I could support myself to death by raising a book.

Not bad, please keep going, author!

Insert an eye, open a new book and kick me