Traveling Through 1982 in the Late Ming: Fighting for the World

Indeed, the environment in 1982 was not good at all. First, it was difficult to make money, the RMB was not valuable, domestic control was still strict, and supplies were not abundant. It is simply unrealistic to make up for the Ming Dynasty. As long as large quantities of grain and steel are purchased, attention will immediately return.

The author thinks that all the young people here have never experienced the 1980s. Does he think that no old people will read the book? After reading the first few chapters, I just wrote nonsense. I won't survive the New Year by pressing pig's feet, and I wasted my subscription to complain about a chapter. Do people nowadays write books just by thinking?

Those who win the world win the hearts of the people If you don't take advantage of the natural and man-made disasters in the mainland to transport people to Southeast Asia and Taiwan, you will get a shitty thank you. An individual person is only a hundred years old, and the so-called gratitude is only a few months or years. Travelers should not engage in power struggles with the natives Travelers should either rely on golden fingers or productivity to crush them openly Considering the limitations of individual life, too much time is wasted on internal fighting. As for any social system, it is false. Population, land, and guns are real. Looking back at the rise of Russia in real history, serfdom became a great power and the European military police, continuing to expand and eat up those lands. It is feasible to sacrifice one or more generations to expand territory or develop productivity. Individual people will eventually die, and gratitude or hatred will not last more than a hundred years. But productivity, especially territory, is real.

I have thought about this subject for a long time, and there is no need to develop any new weapons. Now the steel mills are industrialized to create consumable weapons such as armor plates and arrows, which are suitable for the improved seeds of the Little Ice Age, planting, weaving and forging and other knowledge suitable for the production of productivity in the Ming Dynasty. Don't be too yyy, just farm behind closed doors 🙂

If I were the protagonist, I would immediately arrange immigration if I had the golden finger. The salt-alkali land (too many restrictions) would not allow someone as awesome as the protagonist to appear. Stop being so pitiful and respect the fate of the Guo family.

This is an author who has good stuff in his heart. Don't pay too much attention to the opinions of book friends. I heard that all authors who "listen to advice" will fail quickly. If you want to write about modern times, write about modern times; if you want to write about ancient times, write about ancient times. At most add a trailer.

After a cursory glance, I saw that the protagonist rescued and helped the Chuang army, but I didn't read the rest of it. It's true that you can't survive and resist, but the Chuang Army has no bottom line and no bottom line of rules. Many of its actions are too unpopular with the people. Only a few people in it have a legitimate name because they resisted the Qing Dynasty. Many of them did no worse than the Qing Dynasty. The protagonist was on the side of the Chuang Army in the first place, so I don't like this book. It has nothing to do with anything else. Don't blame me.

It's too boring, at best it's detailed, but at worst it's watery. It doesn't seem to be the key point at the end of the Ming Dynasty. It's confusing and disorganized. I know it's not easy to write words, but you won't get popular if you write it like this.

In the 1980s, supplies were scarce and people's hearts were wandering. Where would the supplies come from for you to make in the Ming Dynasty? It would be better if you went abroad.

... Li Zicheng's so-called army of hundreds of thousandsdddd. There were at most a few so-called elites who survived among the thousands of dead people inside, even if he was the most numerous. His so-called old battalion had almost died in the previous defeat, and there were only a dozen old subordinates who could barely count. When did Li Zicheng's army begin to transform? It's very simple. Thanks to Chongzhen's gift, the Qin army composed of border troops was allowed to fight in the field without logistics. Li Zicheng seized the opportunity and captured it in one fell swoop. With these people who had serious experience in the border army, the combat effectiveness of Dashun's army later skyrocketed. The previous peasant army was purely a ragtag group with a slightly higher degree of organization... With the productivity of pig's feet in the 1980s, supplying a main force of 3000-4000 people and a reserve force of 10,000 people is the same. It's a very simple reason. At the level of armament at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the armor and weapons produced from scrap trucks in the 1980s were invincible... I didn't even mention hot weapons. If you refer to the homemade weapons in the dual-use manual. What do you have to worry about Li Zicheng's bunch of losers? And I don't know if you have been brainwashed or what? How come you still admire Li Zicheng, a so-called peasant army who massacred the city without sealing his sword? His progressive nature is reflected in his resistance to imperial power and oppression. But what is more important is its deep-rooted backwardness. How many of his hundreds of thousands of troops were ordinary people who could barely survive and were hijacked by him, their families were destroyed, and they were transformed from farmers into bandits?