Spoiling the Ming Dynasty: Urging the Emperor to Develop Lithography

Is it because we started too late that we can't build a lithography machine? Then let's go back to the Ming Dynasty and start developing one in the autumn of the twenty-second year of Yongle. Zhu Zhanji, the Crown Prince, can handle the wars; Emperor Zhu Gaochi can handle domestic affairs; And the great inventor of the steam engine, founder of classical electrodynamics, pioneer of power electronics, trailblazer in energy engineering, leader in information technology, the one true god of the chip industry, and father of the lithography machine, Zhu Zhanqi, only needs to be a scientist. This book is also known as The Empire Is Nothing Compared to Building a Tech Tree, Ruling the World Is Not as Good as a Core i13, A Few Tales of the Han Prince's Heir in Beiping, It's Only Natural for the Celestial Empire to Have Drones, and Why Europeans Are Convinced Ming Technology Came from an Extraterrestrial Civilization. Logical, not mindless, grounded in history, and updated frequently. A new author with a new book, asking for favorites, recommendations, and continued readership.