He Lived in the Eastern Han Dynasty and Started with Gongsun Du.

The age of the protagonist is correct. Just write that he was born in 150. He is ten years older than Liu Bei and five years older than Cao Cao. That's enough time. He is the same as Liu Biao and Tao Qian. You can dominate the world. If you go to the north to develop, Yuan Shao can destroy you without the need for later stages.

Question: Is there any science and technology tree farming in this book? I don't object to it. If you want to develop muskets and artillery, I can't bear it 😅

The most terrible side effect of capital road when the princes are divided is that unification is no longer possible. The demands of capital and political power are different. Capital only wants a bigger market and more users. It does not care about the relationship between the users and itself, as long as it can make more money. It is more in the interest of capital to treat the Central Plains as a colony and continue to plunder it and maintain the division of the Central Plains. Fighting every day hinders the growth of later productivity. The consequences are that the Central Plains will be shattered into Europe, Han will follow in the footsteps of Rome, Shanhaiguan will become the English Channel, and Liaodong will rebalance the Central Plains and isolate the mainland.

After reading the latest chapter on a limited-time basis, I feel that the protagonist is too anxious. Don't read so many things in the book. In fact, he has only returned to Liaodong for more than two years. The talent training system has just been established. He is eager to stand on the chessboard for world hegemony when no one is available. Taking up such a large territory requires the old scholars to be absorbed and compromised with the powerful. As a result, the old scholars enter the internal system and various problems arise. There is no need for the protagonist to be anxious in Liaodong. No one can threaten him. Wait ten years for the talent training system to be perfected. After enough people have filled the bureaucracy, he can use muskets and cannons to push forward and transform the world. Shunchang will be defeated without any compromise.

In the novel, the protagonist is born in 160, with the following points: First of all, there is no clear birth year for Gongsun Du in the records. It is recorded in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms that Gongsun Yu regarded Gongsun Du as the reincarnation of his 18-year-old son, which means that Gongsun Du's age is equal to the number of years since the death of Gongsun Yu's son. In 167, Gongsun Yu was appointed as the prefect of Xuantu County. At this time, he met Gongsun Du and raised him as his adopted son. [Reverse deduction shows that Gongsun Yu was at least 40 years old when he was appointed governor, which is consistent with reality] In 169, Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty passed away. Dou Wu and others in the central government conspired to choose the young Emperor Liu Hong. They made a deal with local official Gongsun Yu: they selected Gongsun Du as a doctor [emperor's attendant] in exchange for support. In the novel, Gongsun Du did not go to Luoyang at that time, but only in name. As for origin: Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: Duqi Xuantu was a minor official and was underestimated by Liaodong County. The status of officials in the Eastern Han Dynasty was very low, and they were a kind of laborers who were not paid, so there is nothing wrong with saying that he was born a commoner Finally: This novel is purely fabricated.

Both left and right ideologies ignore the role of culture, because both camps tell you that it is universal when promoting it. But in reality, unless primitive tribes like Africa step into modern society, other countries with some foundation will establish unique systems because of their own culture. Such as Japan and South Korea, such as North Korea, Vietnam and Cuba. Returning to the issue of capital, the basis for the West to play capital is the wealth brought by colonies. However, the colonial method was born from the culture of free citizens and slaves that began in Rome. This is incompatible with Confucianism. This idea of ​​​​Rome is very conducive to expansion, because people who distinguish different camps can naturally treat people differently and plunder people in occupied areas with peace of mind. But how can people who are accustomed to plundering and treating people really develop the local area? The price is that Scotland still wants to be independent after joining the United Kingdom for hundreds of years, and the United States now does not cherish its own land. On the contrary, the Ming Dynasty was able to make the Mongols left in the Central Plains die for themselves in more than 200 years. Therefore, if you choose the colonial gameplay, you will most likely give up the unified and assimilation gameplay, because the two ideas are in conflict.

After reading 300 pictures, I saw nothing. A Liaodong 400 chapter has been bilibala's own nonsense? It has nothing to do with the Three Kingdoms and does not participate in the plot interaction? I saw something on horseback. So disgusting

This writing is a bit like the localization of modern regime wars in ancient times. It is very novel and the author's writing style is also very good. I feel like I am going to produce a high-quality product. Come on!

A system, or something similar to an industrial chain, was established through patchwork, with the steps of using cattle on farms, selling cattle for meat, killing cattle to collect blood, burning dye with blood, making alkali from salt, bleaching waste gas, and oxidizing raw materials. The per capita cultivated land area in Liaodong is large, and the farm capital is more abundant than the homesteaders with small plots of land in the pass. They can afford to raise large livestock, have sufficient sources of cattle, and the urban citizens, especially Tiecheng workers, have a demand for meat from the breeding industry. Calcining and filtering plant ash and ox blood can produce potassium ferrous amygdala; reacting high-grade hematite with acid can produce ferric iron. The combination of the two is a dye called Prussian blue, which can be used to dye cloth. Rely on saltpeter as a strong oxidant and burn with sulfur to produce sulfuric acid. At the beginning, you can use the simplest lead chamber method. If that doesn't work, you can also learn the vat kiln method in the big ravines, train a large number of people, accumulate and improve the technology, and then slowly progress to pyrite combustion. Sulfuric acid can be heated with table salt to produce sodium sulfate, and then sodium sulfate and charcoal lime can be used to produce sodium carbonate. The exhaust gas of coal carbonization coke can be passed through water to produce crude ammonia water, which can produce a small amount of ammonia or ammonium salt. When there is too little chemical fertilizer, it is enough for silver mirror reaction and can monopolize the mirror-making industry. The by-products of the original alkali-making industry and the acid-making industry can be used to bleach and pickle some fabrics, making the colors whiter and brighter, and promoting competition in the textile industry. The generated hydrogen chloride tail gas can be collected and hydrolyzed with hydrochloric acid to produce chemical soy sauce. Although the taste is not as good as pure fermentation, the cost is low and the hydrolysis rate is extremely high. It can monopolize the low-grade soy sauce industry. Stearic acid can be obtained by hydrolyzing butter with dilute sulfuric acid. This substance can be used with glycerin to make simple cream, which should occupy a certain market. Incidentally, you can also use saponification to produce glycerin. At the expense of human life and time, sulfuric acid can be heated with saltpeter to produce nitric acid. Glycerin is temporarily unavailable, so nitric acid and cinnabar can be used to produce mercury nitrate; nitric acid can be reacted with silver to produce silver nitrate. If after decades of development, pyrite acid production evolves from a vat kiln to a lead chamber and then to a tower method, and the sulfuric acid production increases, concentrated sulfuric acid and apatite can be used to generate some phosphate as the original chemical phosphate fertilizer. Putting the waste gas produced by the original alkali production method through a hot pipeline containing copper oxide and pyrolusite as a catalyst can produce part of the chlorine gas, and a part of the chlorine gas can be collected after passing through the hydrochloric acid solution. Chlorine can be used to make bleaching powder, and can also be used to oxidize ferrous iron to provide raw materials for Prussian blue. At the same time, chlorine gas can also be used to react with salt or pass through saturated potassium salt ore to produce potassium chlorate. Potassium chlorate can be used to throw cannons, so naturally it can also be used in war. In addition, potassium chlorate can be used to make match heads, and white phosphorus can be turned into red phosphorus as match skins. A simple, handmade, highly toxic, and high-mortality match factory can be created. Once the scale is slightly established in twenty years, this will be a huge industrial chain. In addition to accumulating chemical industry foundation, it can in turn promote the removal of various original mechanical equipment, ventilation equipment, phosphorus and sulfur in steel smelting.

Don't fight for hegemony. To farm, to group portraits. We need systems, we need deductions, we need era divisions, we need collisions.

I have a question. Capital development did not come out of nowhere. In the era of the late Han Dynasty, was there sufficient productivity?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, it focuses on describing various scientific and technological achievements, which has seriously deviated from the main line. I am very worried about the subsequent plot.

The protagonist not only wants to unify, but also replaces another production model with a new production model. The vested parties of the new production model that have just been cultivated have little power. It is still the Little Ice Age, and the gap with the outside world has not yet widened. The most important thing is that the protagonist's strategic intentions are not shown yet. For example, if Youzhou has a small population, then it should plunder the population from the occupied areas and forcibly relocate. Now it feels like Gongsun Zan, except that the protagonist has a little more so-called technological advancement.

It's a bit taken for granted. Grassroots governance is not done well, there are not enough manpower, and many policies cannot be implemented at all.

The author writes well. What makes modern people better than the ancients is IQ and self-reliance, advanced social systems, and the vision of the era of information explosion. The author chooses the Northeast for development. The Northeast has advantages. There are no noble families. There is little resistance to the reform of the political system. There are ports to develop maritime trade and whaling fisheries. A blue whale can produce more than 100 meals. The meat is comparable to beef. It has high nutritional value. Whale oil industrial raw materials, soap, nitroglycerin, and adhesive glue. Steam the whale bones, grind them into powder and apply good phosphate fertilizer, whale skin, leather boots and clothing. Develop industrial handicrafts and overseas trade. Dalian has limestone, Anshan has iron ore, and Fushun has Asia's largest open-pit coal mine. Use industry to make a difference to agriculture. Under the subsidy rule, agricultural taxes were reduced, poll taxes, corvees were exempted, and one-ten-acre fields were drawn. The Tang Dynasty's military system was first implemented. The Northeast was vast and sparsely populated, and it could be maintained for 50 years without any problem. The advanced system VS the feudal system with Chinese characteristics, the ancient Chinese people suffered too much. The idea that everyone is equal. I hope the author will write a different version of the Three Kingdoms. 25 years old readers stay. Never be a eunuch😆🔪🔪

Is it funny to still play pairs in an era like the Han Dynasty when the Han cavalry was invincible? Li Zicheng and others were born as peasants and did not have elite cavalry to play like this. The protagonist, who has so many cavalry seedlings in Liaodong, still plays against foreigners. Isn't it just a matter of carving a boat and seeking a sword? Obviously, the loss ratio is lower when playing traditional cavalry warfare.

This book should be renamed "Capitalism Begins in the Late Han Dynasty"

This copper mine is the largest copper and gold mine in Asia. If this copper and gold mine can be effectively developed, many of the bonds and checks owned by the protagonist will have real reserves. Even liberalizing the issuance of copper coins may cause inflation.

Well written. If you use your foresight to recruit more generals and talents from poor families. Then merge the four counties of Liaodong and absorb the refugees as the foundation. Blockade of Luronce. Attack Goguryeo, swallow up three Koreas, destroy Buyeo, and gain its population and land. Form a servant army and set the number of years of labor service for Han people. Plundered Xianbei and Wuheng and expanded to the grassland. Then let Liaozhou and Yunzhou become the overlords of the Northeast and wait until Cao Cao defeats Yuan Shao to capture Youzhou. Based on the land of three continents. And Cao Cao divided the north. Some still get beaten. This is a good way to write a refreshing article.

Do you know why it took me so long to write 40 comments? Because you were not on the main line in the first half, and you were playing 10-15 chapters outside. You actually played more than 50 chapters, and then the construction was very scattered, and the key point was not grasped. One moment it jumped to the pirate perspective, and the other moment it went to the other side. Is the protagonist's land distribution so smooth? Not a problem at all, so much so that you have to write extra POVs to fill in the main POV?

Well written, keep up the good work! !

Overall the writing is pretty good. The disadvantage is that there is a bit too much content about production, commerce, and economy in the early and middle stages. The content is not exciting and is extremely complicated. Isn't this a waste of money? The description of the war is okay, but it lacks the excitement of the strategy. The role of the counselor is zero and he has no chance to appear. The fierce generals did not plan in advance how many to recruit, but just insisted on being the first in production. Lu Bu killed them casually. The last thing is technical confidentiality. I think leaking secrets is acceptable, but you have to write down how much confidentiality work you have done. At present, I see that Gongsun Du seems a bit careless. The stirrups are easily passed around, cavalry tactics are casually taught to the Yellow Turban Army, and gunpowder is stolen and studied casually. It doesn't look very good. In short, it is a novel with ideas and depth, but the above shortcomings mean that it can only be used as fodder.

You are really awesome. You have no credibility with me anymore. Before, I was afraid that you would feel that no one was watching and you would have no motivation, so you kept voting silently. Even if you frequently ask for leave, now I will stop updating.

The biggest regret of this book is that the protagonist does not have a biological son. In other books, after the protagonist travels through time, he marries several women, has dozens of sons, and when the sons grow up, they enfeoff overseas and then rule the earth.

Can you answer the previous question?

Will you start novels with multiple female protagonists in the future?

Slowly, slowly, updates are too slow

Only after watching it did I know what happened to The Eunuch. Is the quality bad?