
Late Tang Dynasty: Volunteer Army Jiedushi
晚唐:义勇军节度使
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- Ongoing
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- 134k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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This period is mainly for you to explain why you can be the boss
It is useless to just feed your subordinates. The professional soldiers at that time were very crazy, formed cliques for selfish interests, and were always ready to conquer the superiors. If you can be the emperor, why can't I? If you can't explain or show your sanctity, they will only think that you are no different from other people.
Judging from the reviews, I thought it was good. I went to check it out, but I felt aggrieved at the beginning and left.
I am in Sichuan. It is unrealistic to plant wheat in large areas. Sichuan has a lot of rain and cloudy days, so the wheat harvest is not good.
I don't know whether to call the protagonist Fang Zi a good character or a bitch.
Just by looking at the introduction, you can tell it's garbage.
I really think the ancients were all fools. To put it counter-intuitively, whether it is anti-Japanese or liberation, our army is treated better than the national army. The success of the Sanwan adaptation depends on the military salary of 8 yuan per month and the 16 yuan for travel expenses if you want to leave. There is no benefit, only fools are willing to sacrifice their lives.
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A monthly ticket supports it, but can wheat really be grown in Sichuan? I learned about animal-drawn harvesters, and initially found that in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, a single person harvested 50 acres of land per day, which could be used for steelmaking in the future. It is also recommended to engage in collective production. The efficiency of dividing production to each household is too low. After thirty years of dividing production to each household, there is no hope of starting industrialization, because there are not enough people, and everyone has to farm to ensure food. As for the method where people can cooperate voluntarily and official guidance does not participate in management, they must cooperate in production, but farmers decide who to cooperate with and can freely advance and retreat year by year. Moreover, this system makes it easier to transform into enterprises. In addition, it is recommended that the population be concentrated, the land is vast and the population is sparse. When the population is concentrated, the cost of administration, transportation, education and medical care will be reduced, since industrialization has been chosen. Don't think the above is impossible. Tianbao only had 52 million people in the 14th year. Counting the hidden population of 70 million (I guess 20 million hidden is too much), what does 70 million people mean? Beidahuang operates 80 million acres of land and employs 459,000 people. In the late Tang Dynasty, 800 million acres of cultivated land is not too much, right? So according to the production configuration of Beidahuang, 4.59 Million people are needed. The question is, was this production efficiency possible in the late Tang Dynasty? Is it okay to increase the number of people required by thirty times? (The average person in Beidahuang was responsible for 174 acres, and at the end of the Tang Dynasty, the average person was responsible for 5.8 Acres. Who thinks that nearly 6 acres of land is easy to try? A family of five is 30 acres), then 138 million people are needed. Without collective production, there will be 70 million people, which is not enough to fill agriculture, and it will not be able to free up efforts for infrastructure, education, and medical care.
The name of the protagonist feels like it's a novel written during the founding of the People's Republic of China, which is too inconsistent.
The word "righteous and brave" seems to match the late Tang and Five Dynasties, and is suitable for the military trumpet of a newly established feudal town. Volunteer Army Jiedushi
The biggest shortage at the end of the Tang Dynasty was grain, grass, and weapons. Grain and grass were easy to solve, especially since there was no large-scale fishing in the sea in ancient times, but there was a lack of large-scale fishing boats, and how long did it take to farm to feed so many people, and it was not like high-volume production like hybrid rice now. As for weapons, industrialization can only use water to make hundreds of steel. It develops from temperature and hammering, and small-scale production may be impossible to build on a large scale. It's possible that the iron crossbow is just too heavy and requires explosives.
You can't avoid the late Tang Dynasty novels