The Bandits of the Ming Dynasty

Forgive my bluntness, but the area around Huanggang and Wuhan is densely covered with waterways, making it unsuitable for cavalry warfare.

You can take my example; both of them started with rebellions by the common people. However, even after I became emperor, although I still maintained the policy of protecting land, I basically compromised. When organizing peasant uprisings, there's no need to focus solely on cities; just look at the Red Army.

Why not go to Xinjiang, where the Ming Dynasty's influence is weak? I think that would be a suitable place.

You're being a bit frivolous. Instead of quickly dealing with the local bullies and gentry, seizing land, recruiting refugees, distributing land, and forming an army, you're wasting time with a cowardly surrendered official. You're not focusing on the important points.

The first book doesn't portray rebellion at the end of the Ming Dynasty as something good; this novel is worth reading.

First, suitable steel is needed. Low-carbon steel is used for gun barrels, while medium-carbon steel with carburization is used for springs. Chinese crucible steelmaking uses a square furnace, which is a square pool built of earthen bricks into which a covered crucible is placed. Wrought iron, pig iron, and limestone are added to the crucible according to a specific ratio.

Don't be eunuchs anymore, Tian family girl and Che Yun, Lin Zhi should take them in as soon as possible.

It feels like there's a lack of decisiveness and ruthlessness. A war without a lot of killing isn't interesting; it's better to take the imperial examinations or become an official.

Why do almost all historical time-travel novels involve soul transmigration, and why do many protagonists have systems or personal spaces? It would be better to write about protagonists being able to travel between the modern era and the ancient era through time-space channels, since there is Einstein's theory of relativity as a basis for this.

The author writes very well, don't rush. Don't be influenced by the comments section. There's a chance to become a master. True reform is never achieved overnight. After dividing the country along the Yangtze River, increasing land productivity is key, but the crucial factors are healthcare and education; these two are what allow for a population explosion.