
I'm Not the Chief, I'm the Captain
我不是酋长是球长
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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With magnets and copper wires, you can generate electricity and electrolyze saturated salt water to obtain potassium chlorate. Add some realgar or the like, this can be used as a flash cap. The advancement of human science and technology began with ignition. Primitive people drilled wood to make fire, which distinguished animals. Then came flint fire, chemical ignition, electric fire, etc. In the Ming Dynasty, the flash cap was invented, which meant taking the lead and defeating the enemy. The invention of the small flash cap opened up unlimited possibilities, such as breech-loading percussion guns, landmines... These can change the form of war. If we travel back to the Ming Dynasty, I think the most important invention is the flash cap. This thing is not difficult, and it does not need to be produced in large quantities. Laboratory preparation is enough, and it is difficult for others to imitate it, and the implementation technology will not be leaked. It was not difficult to prepare mercury fulminate in the Ming Dynasty, it just took a lot of experimentation. In the Ming Dynasty, a double-barreled shotgun could conquer the world. The shotgun fired quickly and accurately, and was a powerful weapon in close combat.
I beg you to read it, whether the story of the short-haired king can be continued.
Dear readers, it is very important to keep reading. This book has not yet been tested and promoted. It is very critical now. I hope you will read the latest chapter when you have time. Thank you! If you want to gain weight, wait until it's on the shelves. Not recommending this book is a death sentence.
At present, it seems to be food and grass, edible and not poisonous.
Come on, work hard! ! ! Continue the story of the short-haired king!
If the industrial revolution had happened a few hundred years earlier, we might all be drinking tea on Mars by the 21st century.
I once had the same book, and the chapter headings were all the same.
Brother Jiu recommended it, come and take a look.
When will the time, year and location be revealed?
The author said that it was during the Wanli period. If it was within the Ming Dynasty, first of all, rice was grown, which must be in the south. At that time, the tribal system was still in the Yungui Tusi area, but there were so many mountains and the rivers were basically very steep. And the problem came, the traffic there was so La, it will take you a long time just to develop, and it is difficult for you to directly increase a huge amount of productivity. It is not easy to get from the Hengduan Mountains to the modern road. If you develop and develop, you will eventually end up fighting from the southwest (I guess the first big city is Kunming, and the boss is Mu Guogong)
Have you started writing the story of the short-haired king again? It's great! That one is such a shame.
In the tribal period, headhunting was for food needs. The prey in an area was limited and could not support so many people. Some tribes suddenly started to use planters as slaves because they had surplus value, and then abandoned the headhunters when the tribe became stronger. Those who did not abandon this tradition were exterminated. Because we can't beat the planting civilization. 😁😁😁😁😁
The ball is updated, good book, old eunuch
I've been reading it, it's pretty good.
Does anyone know what year this was in the Ming Dynasty?