Three Kingdoms: I Believed in Science, So I Swallowed the World

Everything else is acceptable, but the retreat of the plague feels even more outrageous than the protagonist's sudden display of power. Medical conditions in ancient times were difficult to control.

As shown in the picture, Jiangling City has been transformed into a twin city after Guan Yu's repairs. The author did not pay attention to this at the beginning of writing, and only mentioned it after the first siege. Secondly, Jiangling City is surrounded by rivers on three sides, which are normal rivers and not moats. Therefore, the city can only be attacked from the west side. Attacking the city from other directions will lead to water loss. But the author obviously did not have this concept. The Wei army actually attacked the city from the north. Otherwise, in history, how could Zhu Ran defend Jiangling at his level?

I haven't read the book yet, so I just read the introduction. May I ask, what is your science like? I have seen how much ironmaking and road construction need to be done, whether it is large-scale or small-scale. Small-scale is okay. It will take a few years to collect some weapons and 10,000 armors. Leveling the main roads is okay. If it is large-scale mining, iron-making and road-building, it will be okay. Before the enemy came, he killed himself. Large-scale iron smelting required at least tens of thousands of workers from mining to manufacturing, and almost all of them were young and strong laborers. These tens of thousands of people were out of work, and the agricultural conditions of Shu at that time could not support them. Unless we start slavery as the United States did in the early days, plunder a large number of alien populations and resources, and use their lives to start our own industry

Chapter 213 is a little unclear. Since the general sent false information to Wei, why did he use a good white paper instead of a bamboo slip? Doesn't this increase the suspicion? As long as Xiahou Wei is not stupid, he will know that there is something wrong with the letter

Plagiarism! Absolute plagiarism! Don't refute me, I won't accept refutation! The one I read has more words than yours, but the content is the same. Update twenty or thirty more chapters now to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom. Actually, you also know that everyone still believes you, but your words are unfounded. You should update the chapter 20 or 30 first. If you have evidence, you can say anything.

The plot is reasonable, but the specific process is not rigorous. Allicin is rarely produced but purified, and the active ingredients of hand-rubbed allicin are not high. When the author wrote it, I felt like I was watching Huangpu Class on Bizhan. Another reason is that the data in the metallurgical part is confusing, such as the AI data used. During heat treatment, the whole process is first water quenched and then oil quenched. Based on my experience in forging knives, it is oil quenched if it can be oil quenched. Water quenching is too easy to break, and there is also a problem with the tempering temperature. The dark red color is above 500 degrees. Generally, large workpieces such as bearings that are subject to impact are tempered at this temperature. For small tools, 200 to 260 degrees is enough, and for long tools, 300 to 400 degrees. No matter how high the hardness is, it is not enough. Then there is the technology that can be in place in one step. It would be great to directly use modern process parameters. Don't bother with the traditional methods of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. They are not much advanced and still troublesome. Finally, there is the issue of gunpowder. Forget about traditional black powder. If you can fractionate crude oil at the beginning, you can use the tower-tank method of sulfuric acid and tank-type nitric acid, and directly use nitroglycerin and diatomaceous earth to make Dana explosives (if you don't have diatomaceous earth, you can also use nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin to make a double-base explosive - a commonly used propellant in modern times). Isn't it delicious with mercury fulminate?

As long as a firearm is used, it is impossible to keep it secret. It is a lid. Once it is opened, it cannot be covered. It is just a problem that will appear sooner or later. As long as you grasp it well and be more advanced than others, the original firearm is not very powerful, not as powerful as a strong bow or crossbow.

The biggest flaw of "Longzhong Dui" is that it regards "crossing Jingyi" as an inevitable premise, but does not resolve its inherent contradiction. If combined with the actual situation after 208, it should be adjusted as follows: use Jingzhou as the only strategic axis, actively coordinate the interests of Soochow to stabilize the alliance, concentrate all resources on the Northern Expedition by water route, and downgrade Yizhou to a logistics base. Although this adjustment will delay short-term expansion, it can avoid the fatal crisis of Jingzhou's fall and allow Shu Han to maintain strategic initiative despite its inferior national strength. History has proven that the Shu Han was closest to success when Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army, precisely because he concentrated his forces on the Jingzhou route; in Zhuge Liang's later period, all six of his expeditions out of the Qi Mountains were trapped in the grain roads of the Qinling Mountains, which further highlighted the unsustainability of the original strategy. True strategic wisdom lies not in planning a "perfect blueprint" but in dynamically choosing core goals based on realistic conditions.

Already ordered, but author, who taught you to write the title and introduction of your book? Just the title and introduction of this book, how many people clicked x when they read it. Change it, The book is good, but the title and introduction will not attract people to read your kind of plot. As for those who like your plot, I will click on it as soon as I see the title and introduction of your book.

Two chapters in a row mentioned that the protagonist had a headache. The author couldn't continue writing and had to make things more difficult for the protagonist.

Cao Wei thought that the protagonist was fake, but it turned out that the protagonist was real. Liu Bei really wanted to abolish Liu Chan. His eldest son was so advantageous. He was better than Liu Chan in intelligence and martial arts. It would be weird if Liu Bei didn't abolish Liu Chan.

I just have a question, where has Ma Chao gone? The protagonist returned to Liuying in the summer of Zhang Wu's second year, and Ma Chao died in December. So there must be news about the death of such a big figure, right? Or maybe the protagonist can cure it before?

Liu Bei's ruling team consists of his followers who started from the north and followed him all the way. If we want to vigorously develop productivity, many local people will take the lead. Will the ruling elite be willing? Among the Three Kingdoms, only the Shu Han Dynasty is the most like a bureaucratic system. Cao Cao was short of food and started farming. The powerful local landlords hid the land and population. Cao Cao had no choice but to farm.

When will it be nice to wake up with a hundred chapters unread 🤓

Why haven't steam engines and trains been invented yet? Now that we've traveled through time, it's not fun to crush our opponents without using technology, and the updates are too slow.

He is not good at literature and martial arts, and he cannot afford Adou. That is Liu Chan. He can only be said to have insufficient intelligence, not to say he is a fool. He has a happy-go-lucky personality. He can only be said to be a king, but not an emperor. In the Three Kingdoms, the monarch must have extraordinary intelligence and be a hero. The only protagonist is Emperor Ji Han. Zhuge Liang is no better than exhausted. Ji Han still has one day to return to the old capital, no matter what. Why Liu Chan must destroy him. In terms of identity, the protagonist is the son of the royal family, Mrs. Mi, and he is the legitimate son. He has talents, wisdom and martial arts. As long as the protagonist performs well and has military exploits, Liu Bei must pay attention to it. Liu Chan is the son of his concubine, Mrs. Gan. The third one is that the time traveler knows the history well and made great achievements in the Second Conquest of Wu. The fourth one is Liu Bei's observation that the protagonist is extremely intelligent and he is a respectful brother and friend! Therefore, the protagonist must be the prince!

Those two pictures written by Zhao Yun are too emotional.

Author, I really like Dabaobei you wrote. I don't want to see if his death can give him a good ending, such as becoming a supreme emperor or traveling around the world 🙂

It's so difficult, one chapter a day. It took me three months to reach chapter 89. When will it be finished?

In ancient times, mining copper meant mining money, and copper could be used to cast cannons.

If the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng is implemented, hundreds of years later, it may be like the caste system of Asan next door, and the national spirit will be destroyed. With paper, after the cost of knowledge dissemination dropped significantly, meritocracy was adopted, just like the imperial examinations that began in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Of course, the imperial examinations in the Tang Dynasty did not completely solve the problem of aristocratic families, and they definitely needed to be combined with a lot of violence. However, even if the aristocratic families are eliminated and the protagonist unifies the world, Ji Han will only be a more powerful Song Dynasty, and productivity will still not develop much. The Song Dynasty was considered a relatively wealthy dynasty, but there were still hundreds of uprisings, and the people still did not have enough to eat, and they often starved to death and froze to death. After 200-300 years, the next dynasty will still be reincarnated. The protagonist has AI in his mind. Can it inject new vitality into the inheritance of civilization? Note that it is civilization, not culture. For example, our castration culture is the most advanced in the world, but it is not civilization. From ancient times to the present, we like to look at the world dialectically. For example, when we talk about our own history, we don't like the Yuan Dynasty. We think that the Song Dynasty is Chinese orthodoxy, and the Mongols are just barbaric invasions. They are cruel and unkind. But when it comes to foreign affairs, we are proud of Mongolia and conquering Europe. We will stand in a position that is beneficial to ourselves and look at everything dialectically without any logic. For example, in the imperial examinations, the Four Books and Five Classics were still written, and they still wrote pragmatic articles. In the period of the eight-legged essay, it was even more necessary to explain and demonstrate the contents of the Four Books and Five Classics of Confucianism according to the appropriate specific argumentative essays and from the standpoint of Confucius and Mencius. Then it elaborates on some pragmatic articles that are of little use to social governance and development. We do not have Euclid, Archimedes, or Fibonacci to engage in research in natural sciences. In other words, we did in ancient times, but they did not enter the mainstream. Even the inventions in the author's own novels are just treated as Kit Kats.

It looks okay, but there are too few

Happy New Year, I have to add more. The Wei army has been infected with the plague and has to retreat.

Great book, but I discovered it too early

Come on, it's pretty good, just a little lacking.

The name of the book can be almost updated, right?

I have raised more than one and only have more than 30 chapters. I've almost forgotten the content. Let's watch it when it's finished.

I chase you every day. Liu Bei is not dead yet. I don't know how many years he can live. I will give you all the recommendation votes. The monthly tickets will be given to you next month.

Too slow, too slow, too slow to update. The author should update it quickly.