Ming Dynasty Trendsetters: Daily Intelligence Starts the Industrial Revolution

Lin Yu, a naval engineer, traveled through Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty and became a "Japanese pirate" being chased by officers and soldiers. Fortunately, Lin Yu has scientific and technological knowledge that transcends the times, and is bound to the [Daily Intelligence System]. Living on a desert island and lacking fresh water, a simple seawater distillation device saved the lives of the people. Learn the hiding place of the Japanese pirate group from [Daily Information], and get the first pot of gold from the night raid. Since then, Lin Yu has taken the lead step by step with his technology and intelligence. The Portuguese on Haojing'ao became the springboard for his maritime trade routes. Cotton was unsalable, so he copied the "Spinning Jenny" to save cotton farmers and monopolize the textile industry. When the typhoon and tsunami hit, thousands of acres of fertile land were immersed, and he transformed it into a "mulberry fish pond". Someone reported that he gathered a crowd to practice and had evil intentions; Lin Yu smiled: "This is the folk custom of my Chaozhou Prefecture - Yingge." While Jiajing was cultivating immortals and Yan Dang was making money, an industrial revolution had quietly started in the exile place thousands of miles away. Long Qing succeeded to the throne and lifted the maritime ban. It was known as the "Longqing Switch" in history, and Lin Yu was the switch man.