Pirates in the Late Ming Dynasty

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It's cool, no brainer, and it develops very fast. But those who oppose the Qing Dynasty must help the situation no matter what. The author works hard.

There are 500,000 people in Taiwan at this time? Did you learn history from the old janitor?

Do you know that with the purchasing power of 200 taels, one person will be rewarded with 50 taels? Isn't the author just stupid because of playing games? Use the money in the game as money in reality. Your father earns 10 million taels a year, and he asks you to recruit soldiers. How many can you recruit? Simply knows nothing about history. Just you, do you want to rebel against the Qing Dynasty, restore the Ming Dynasty and help the world?

What kind of bird story is written? One thousand taels is worth a thousand taels if you die. Brother, do you know how much a thousand taels is?

I feel like it's better to have a system, otherwise it would be too fake

The whole story is false, and I can't even choose a time point. There might have been a chance a few years ago before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. But now that the deal has been done, I still want to rebel. If I don't hurry up, shave my head, put on a coat, and kowtow to pay homage to my master. Training soldiers is like child's play. The main character impressed me as "hypocritical", acting in a pretentious and artificial way.

Especially the rewards that can easily amount to hundreds or even thousands of taels of silver. Do you, the author, regard this as the modern hundreds or thousands of renminbi? ! So fake!

Why do novels about the late Ming Dynasty like to choose the sons, nephews and grandsons of traitors as the protagonists? Is it to whitewash the traitors?

It's too naive and unreasonable. After Zheng Zhilong was kidnapped to Beijing, the power of the Zheng family fell apart. When the eldest son Zheng Chenggong started the army, he had only more than a hundred men. The elders of the Zheng family didn't care about him at all. It took many years of fighting to integrate the original power of the Zheng family. This was still the eldest son. How could a bastard with pig's feet mobilize the manpower and material resources of the Zheng family?

Let's make a system. It looks too fake. It's just 5,000 flintlock guns. Matchlock guns are about the same. At that time, flintlock guns were still handicrafts. Each one cost at least 100 taels of silver. And because of the spring steel and flint, the firing probability was less than 20%. At that time, the matchlock gun cost only 3 taels of silver. It was almost the same, and it was so easy to pull the rifling and take it out in a while. .

You might as well learn from the Eight-Nation Allied Forces and extort money, and then you will have money to develop.

How could it be so high? Do you know what the concept of 1,000 taels is? If a soldier can be given a few taels of silver when he dies, it is considered a sign of conscience.

The author went off topic. We need population but not population; we need army but not army. To be equipped or not. I didn't write it according to your Pirate King ideas. Instead, they captured cities and territories everywhere. There's nothing, just your trashy fire stick.

Before the 19th century, the rifling of European and American muzzle-loading rifled guns was usually handmade. This kind of cannon improves the accuracy and range of shooting by carving spiral grooves (i. E. Rifling) inside the barrel. These riflings cause the projectile to spin when fired, thus stabilizing its flight path. By the mid-19th century, with the advancement of the Industrial Revolution and the improvement of metal processing technology, the methods of manufacturing cannons also changed. The Armstrong gun, for example, was an innovative large-caliber muzzle-loading rifled gun with a special forged iron barrel and a built-in rifling system. These technological advances made the manufacture of barrels more precise and standardized, but before that, the rifling was indeed drawn by hand. It is worth noting that with the development of artillery technology, breech-loading cannons have gradually replaced front-loading cannons, because breech-loading cannons have obvious advantages in loading speed and ease of use. But whether it was a muzzle-loading cannon or a breech-loading cannon, the manufacture of rifling required extremely high manual skills and fine work during most of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Over time, these processes were gradually replaced by mechanized production.

The pace of this book is really bad. If you write it well, it will have a certain audience.

If you see a "hero saving a beauty", don't read it. You have to believe how old and boring the novels with this kind of plot are.

Come on, anti-Qing people, support you

I was convinced. What I thought was a story about my ancestors turned out to be fabricated into the novel!

Primary school students write history, stop being funny