The Military Governor of Weibo? Not Even a Dog Would Take the Job

Not bad, quite nice.

I just don't understand, why do you have to vomit when you see a dead person? It's all the same, we've all been fried and no one has vomited.

We all choose together, how can we choose a soldier together? At least they must be military envoys and generals. Moreover, when it comes to selecting people, it is done by the officers and soldiers together, and it is not just who the officers decide. Recommend whoever has prestige

The setting of the protagonist of your novel is really problematic. You don't seem to understand Wei Bo at all. You might as well change it to Lulong. The Jiedu recommended by Wei Bo in the past dynasties will all be as follows. I wrote a small soldier, and then the other tooth soldiers agreed.

Is this the latest masterpiece of superstitious industrialization? Several people who traveled through ancient times began to use the lost wax method to make steam engines without considering the issues of the times.

The first three chapters are really cool. After three chapters, the protagonist goes crazy and it becomes very interesting. Very few books these days have a good beginning, which is okay.

It made me laugh. There are only 520,000 people in Weibo. In the hinterland of the Central Plains, in the plains, there are only 10,000 or 20,000 people in one county. Hahahahahahaha. Anyone with a brain knows that it is impossible. Otherwise, where would the food and drink of so many troops in Weibo come from, and where would the money and cloth come from? Could it be that Uncle Weibo got it from farming by himself?

Let me tell you something, the cylinder that Mr. Watt first cast was just like the English Channel. Haha, after three years of learning, the error of casting in a few years was only three coins. He felt that he was great, and he could still use it normally as an industrial power machine. And you can use the lost wax casting method. You have specialized craftsmen whose casting technology is much better than him. The lost wax casting method was even used in the production of jet engine blades in the 1960s and 1970s.

I haven't read the novel, but I'd like to ask, are you, the Jiedushi, afraid of businessmen? In the TV series, the businessman broke the legs of Jieduzhi's son and it was fine.

Don't even think about doing any scientific research in ancient times without a system and super-powerful golden fingers, because even if there is no external interference, you will have to work for at least twenty or thirty years to be successful. Ordinary people have a few twenty or thirty years for you to spend. After doing all this, do you still have to fight for world supremacy? Do you have enough life? Did they wait so long for you to fight?

It's already the late Tang Dynasty, what kind of aristocratic family are you still talking about? . .

To be honest, if you don't change the first few pictures, then you are waiting for death People have moral qualities. You can't act like a gangster or a clown to make people laugh, play some clever tricks, and at the same time act like a sinister villain, killing and decisive, tricking people behind their backs At the same time, acting like a college student, not a college student, he is a very cowardly person. I think this should be called schizophrenia There is no good way to solve these things intelligently

I liked it a lot at first, but the author was blown away later on, especially the part about Li Cunxiao, where he forced a twist, forget it

It's better to add system cheats. The protagonist dared to kill people, so the murderous generals looked at him differently. It was difficult to deal with it.

There's quite a lot of fun, and the writing is okay, but it's not rigorous and contains a lot of poison. Those with high poison resistance and who like fun writing can read it.

It can only be said to be a brainless and cool article. I can't stand it if I study the Party.

Why does the VIP chapter charge me money?

The author is so happy to write, don't enter if you have any brains.

What the hell is the latest chapter about? 3,000 Vs. 20,000, Such an order of magnitude crushing, and these 20,000 infantry are still like Wei Bojun, a semi-digital superman who locks morale. With this kind of magnitude comparison, the opponent can either take advantage of the situation and run away, or they can be fooled and lose themselves. And you don't want cavalry to hedge, so why dismount? As long as you can control your mounts from running around and stay together in formation, with both men and horses, it is no more useful in stopping the cavalry charge than hugging the human wall. It takes several people to dismount to block a rider. If you stay on top, treating the rider and yourself as a wall, one person can block a rider, and it's the same kind of death. The person riding on the opposite side is a horse, and you are also riding a horse. If the other side hits you, you will die, and the other side will also die.

Compared with this book, joking about Qianlong is considered serious literature 🙂

There are too many poisonous points. Ah, what two counselors came to seek refuge with the protagonist. Ah, the two counselors understood the protagonist's intention, drank the urine, and imitated Liu Bang, they were quite speechless. How to say it. It feels like that kind of domineering aura comes out, like, oh, no one should kill me or anything like that. Ah, it's that kind of domineering attitude, and you will bow down to you, stop making trouble, if you show your intentions in a situation like this, I'm sorry, I will kill you without mercy. Who do you think would, while still having the advantage, not kill his opponent quickly, but instead wait for his opponent to counterattack slowly? Isn't this neurosis? You can cooperate during a crisis, but when the crisis is over, fight and kill your opponents immediately. This is normal.

In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, eunuchs participated in the establishment of several emperors. There seem to be three eunuchs who killed the emperors of the Tang Dynasty. Eunuchs were famous in the Eastern Han and Ming dynasties. . . But the great eunuchs of these two dynasties were all dependent on the imperial power. Unlike the Tang Dynasty, the emperor was dependent on the great eunuchs. Li Longji, Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, did not invite the barbarians to massacre and plunder Chang'an no matter what. Tang Suzong did it! Later Tang Daizong came again. Both the civil and military forces and the common people were separated from the emperor. The emperor handed over military power to the eunuchs and institutionalized it. Yu Chaoen, the first eunuch to hold military power, was deceived into the palace and killed by the emperor in the name of a meeting. The next great eunuch will not be so easy to kill. There was an emperor of the Tang Dynasty who contacted the civil and military forces and wanted to kill the eunuch. The eunuch led troops to imprison the emperor and kill many ministers.

This book is good, and it does capture the madness of two fifth-generation warriors. If you can maintain this crazy flavor, and build the administrative structure of the empire on the basis of the chaos, then your book should be successful.

The plot feels a bit absurd. Although the protagonist's start is destined to fail according to the conventional plot, there must be some normal logic.

Writing about Wei Bo, Le Congyi said that he could still bring 2,000 cavalry with 30,000 infantry to defeat Wei Bo. Wei Bo was even more outrageous. He had 5,000 tooth soldiers to defend the city and 8,000 cavalry in the field. It was 8,000, not 800. Just watch it if you can

No, it's too idealistic, it takes things for granted, the plot hangs in the air, and it's unrealistic.

Dear Jieduzhao adults, reading new books is very important, even more important than collecting. This is related to whether this book can be on the PK and whether it can continue! I hope to watch and click on the latest chapter, especially the latest chapter on Tuesday, please!

Wei Bo is definitely out of the question, the atmosphere has been established, and the yamen have become civil servants who can inherit, otherwise Lao Zhu would not have killed him again and again.

Is the author happy? What does he write after paying for it?

First of all, the steam engine we want to talk about is the steam engine that James Watt improved and the precision bore machine invented by John Wilkinson created a cylinder with good sealing. The steam engine before James Watt improved it was very inefficient and could only be used in places such as mines where there was no shortage of coal. Our Mr. James Watt was first an apprentice in making mathematical instruments in London and an instrument repairman who was trained as a professional engineer. Yes, Mr. Watt cannot rub the instrument with his hands. Secondly, he is a scientific instrument repairman at the University of Glasgow. Thanks to his work in scientific instrument repair at the University of Glasgow, Mr. Watt learned the latent heat theory from Joseph Black, which was very advanced at the time. At the same time, Watt also accumulated a lot of experience in steam engine maintenance. One day, James Watt was asked by the university to repair the Thomas Newcomen steam engine model. After studying the steam engine model, Mr. James Watt came up with the idea of ​​an independent condenser, which allows the steam to be cooled in an independent condenser instead of in the cylinder. This keeps the cylinder at a high temperature without repeated heating and cooling. Three times the efficiency of traditional steam engines. Although Mr. Watt used the advanced mechanical equipment at the time with the help of the then factory owner Matthew Boulton, Watt was never able to solve the problem of poor cylinder sealing. The factors that affect the air tightness of the cylinder are as follows: Poor roundness Rough inner wall Piston leakage When the cylinder is small, it can be made round, and the lost wax method can do it, but in large sizes, the inner wall cannot be made round anyway, and the problem of rough inner wall cannot be solved. This point could not be solved by the technology at the time, but soon John Wilkinson created a precision boring machine. Fortunately, he is also British. In other words, only Britain at that time could have such an environment. In this way, the Watt steam engine walked out of university campuses and coal mines and began to promote the industrial revolution. Then let's return to the topic, that is, in the Tang Dynasty, could a time traveler single-handedly educate craftsmen verbally and make a steam engine? Almost impossible. Let's first summarize the conditions required for the success of the Watt steam engine: 1. Be trained as an engineer in London 2. Have thermodynamic theory training from university professors and maintenance needs from the university 3. Have mechanical equipment funded by the factory at that time 4. Precision boring machine to create a cylinder with good sealing First of all, the first point is that "a time traveler", even if an engineer travels back, will not have the experience of hand-making precision instruments, because modern engineers completely ignore this point. The second point is that the protagonist must have certain knowledge of thermodynamics and experience in steam engine maintenance. The third point is that the time traveler must be able to develop a complete factory manufacturing system. There must be foundries, mechanics, assemblers, and blacksmiths to cast cylinders, make pistons, and make valves Assemble machines with cylinders of tens of centimeters or even one meter in diameter, beams several meters long, and a large number of iron parts. So can we make it smaller at the beginning? Unfortunately being small is more difficult than being big. Finally, it is almost impossible for a precision chambering machine to produce a cylinder with good airtightness. In this series of processes, if a traveler traveled to the Tang Dynasty, even if he had a lot of social resources, he would have to work hard for at least thirty or forty years to create the simplest Newcomen steam engine, let alone a Watt. In addition, another key question is, was it necessary for the Tang Dynasty to make it? Is there a social need for this? We often say that productivity determines production relations, and production relations react on productivity. Under the productivity level of the Tang Dynasty, the cost of steam engines was much higher than the cost of labor. This is what Britain lacked in the early days of the Industrial Revolution. It was precisely because no one went to the mines to fetch water that the Newcomen steam engine happened because manpower was too expensive. At the turn of the Tang and Song Dynasties, there was no need to point out the steam engine. The first things highlighted are coke ironmaking, water conservancy machinery, basic mathematical tools, firearms systems and scientific methods. With coke for iron-making, steel production will explode and the demand for coal will skyrocket. With water conservancy machinery, the efficiency of iron-making and textiles will increase dramatically With mathematical tools, it will cope with the commercial prosperity brought about by the explosion of steel and textile products With firearms, it can deal with nomads on the grassland With basic scientific methods, it will promote China's technological progress. With the demand for steel and coal, there is a demand for steam engines.