The Days When I Was a Military Craftsman in the Ming Dynasty

I don't quite understand why the author wrote such a novel about Ming Dynasty craftsmen. If you put it in other dynasties, you might still have a lot of freedom. But in the Ming Dynasty, craftsmanship was a profession that was deceiving people from the beginning to the end. You just didn't think about yourself. You should also think about your descendants. In addition to studying and being an official. The best profession is to be a businessman.

I want to laugh when I read the catalog. The Shenji Battalion is interested in his weapons! It's really funny who will pay for it? Hube is so poor that he's going to lose his pants! Emperor, he gave you 100,000 yuan and estimated that you only have 10,000 yuan. Then he asks you for 100,000 yuan of goods. If the quantity is not enough, he will take the blame. If the quantity is not good enough, the quality is too good, and it will hinder the civil servant from making money, he will die!

The official craftsmen of the Ming Dynasty were craftsmen who could not even achieve freedom and autonomy. The better you do, the greater the power of imprisonment. You are not even a free citizen. Who do you think you are? You can't even use your strength.

You know why ancient China could not develop. If you have a skill or something good, you will be robbed 100% of the time. Either you will be a slave and work hard for others all your life, and then your children and grandchildren will do the same, or you will die obediently.

Even if you can't even take credit for these achievements, then everything you do is useless.

There is a family named Wang Fugui in history. His family has been a slave from the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. He has been a slave for 140 years. During the 140 years, he was able to become a commoner several times, but failed due to various reasons. You may think that his ancestors did not work hard, but in fact Their ancestors were all working hard, trying their best to turn over, taking time out to study hard, and trying to train their descendants to turn over, but they always almost turned over. This is real history. The efforts of several generations of small people cannot stop the waves of the times. You think that you can turn over and become the master if you have a skill. It's a beautiful thought!

Wear it back and work as a dog for Lao Zhu's family. I don't understand. I'm shocked.

I didn't want to read it after seeing the introduction. The content is probably the life of a somewhat technical slave.

It's not that other blacksmiths can't make good ones, but they don't have enough money to buy materials, so they naturally won't pay for it themselves.

Craftsmen are really inferior to merchants

Let's even say this, no matter which dynasty we are in. In addition to being better in the early stage, as long as you are not one of the scholar-bureaucrats among other craftsmen, then your credit will be taken away.

Slaves Rise× Slaves Produce Slaves√

Craftsmen in the Ming Dynasty were hereditary! 😅It's impossible for you to stand up!

NB, someone actually writes this kind of book. They don't think that ancient times are the same as modern times, right? Even in modern times, there are many people who are robbing you of your inventions, let alone ancient times.

If you want to read this book, I suggest you store at least half your brain.

Author, do you know why so few people started out as craftsmen in the Ming Dynasty? ! Because in the Ming Dynasty, class was passed down from father to son, and from son to grandson, and it could not be changed without special circumstances. In other words, you were just a craftsman until you died. In ancient times, craftsmen did not have much status and treatment. In those days, you could starve to death if you made inventions!

Pressure on schedule, verbose writing, weak plot, systematic, urban writing style of historical fiction 😁, tasteless, and a pity to discard

This introduction is nonsense. I can't even read a single intelligent chapter.

Shennong died. Like! Don't post. Pure water, so watery that you can't even understand it

Isn't it great that something that comes out of obscenity can still be promoted? ? ?

I think it was written by AI, and it kept repeating the introduction back and forth.

This author has no common sense. In the Ming Dynasty, craftsmen were just slaves.

After reading some, I can only say that the writing is okay, but the track selection is wrong. Adding a bit of magical realism behind it is okay, but your one-man approach and not giving the protagonist status are not interesting.

In the first scene of Chapter 1, why does the owner of the horse shoe Baifeng give him money? Shouldn't the protagonist be slapped in the face?

It's too watery, as the author said to himself.

I had already skated before, but thinking about Shi Nong, Industry and Commerce, I came back again! Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce! Do you know about agriculture, industry and commerce?

Is the prize of one thousand taels of silver in this craftsman's arena competition written incorrectly? The Ming Dynasty rewarded generals for winning battles with only one hundred thousand copper coins, equivalent to one hundred taels of silver. Qiu Fu was the most highly rewarded minister of Zhu Dijing. He was awarded the title of Duke of Qi and was rewarded with 400 taels of silver. Of course there are other land silks and the like. But he is equivalent to the founding father of the country! Doesn't the protagonist even get a thousand taels of silver reward for being the best craftsman in the world? About a thousand copper coins.

Author, you have been doing research and development since the first chapter, and it has been improved for more than 70 chapters. What have you developed? What have you improved? The most buggy thing is that the thing you built has a magnetic strip. How can you mass-produce it? The protagonist is about to go on an expedition with the army, and you also need a set of armor. You might be getting prickly heat next to the stove! Do you have time to penetrate the armor when the enemy sneaks up on you? If you had the time to pierce the armor, you would have run away long ago.

There is no eunuch in this book. There is no eunuch in this book. It is a miracle that this book is on the shelves. The editors of Qidian don't know what they think. The logic of the book's setting is wrong, and nothing has been achieved through constant research and development. The Thousand Niu Guards of the Tang Dynasty were used in the Ming Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, there was a lot of silver shortage, and the market was full of copper coins and treasure notes. The price setting is unreasonable. It can be said that this book is absolutely useless.

What's the use of being a craftsman of the Yongle Dynasty? It's just the icing on the cake. It's not as good as the last few generations to turn things around.