Daming: Let You Build Palaces and Start an Industrial Revolution

I thought it was a brainless and enjoyable article, but it turned out not to be enjoyable at all, and it was just brainless.

The industrial revolution started with the textile industry. An important reason was that clothing kept people warm and cold, which greatly increased the average life expectancy. Think about it, if you are short of food and clothing and have to do large-scale civil construction projects, isn't that a waste of human life?

Zhu Di has always wanted to tame the protagonist and be a dog for the Zhu family. If the protagonist still works for them, wouldn't he be begging for food on his knees?

Yongle built the Forbidden City without encountering floods at all

At present, it is still a decent historical text. I feel that it lacks the ability to master advanced production tools to reduce the dimensionality of ancient backward production capabilities, including the fact that after the introduction of reinforced concrete, it faced a lot of doubts and criticisms, which was not very refreshing to read. In addition, the protagonist is somewhat passive subjectively. He has neither the subjective motivation to change his destiny by relying on knowledge and skills, nor the willingness to change his own or other people's living conditions after becoming an official. He seems to have no personality charm. To sum up, the background setting is quite attractive but the plot always feels a bit uninteresting...

The title of the novel seems to be a no-brainer, but in fact the progress is slow, bloated, and full of difficulties. I can't go up or down, I'm stuck here.

Why does it feel like a Douyin audio novel whose author is from Persimmon next door?

The premise of the industrial revolution is the agricultural revolution and the great development of the textile industry

Don't universities no longer teach ancient architecture?

I didn't dare to go to the starting point at a good time. . . .

The quality of Chinese iron is not good, it is all sulfur-containing iron sulfide, which is difficult to process. In modern times, I usually go to Australia to buy it.

Working as a dog for the pig family, a good slave, but worse than a pig or a dog

After writing this, I turned left and entered the Jingshi Room.