Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang Eavesdropped on His Voice at the Beginning

Traveling through Hongwu for three years, programmer Zhu Jie became Zhu Yuanzhang's "cheap son" living abroad. But he didn't know that this decisive emperor could clearly hear his every thought. Zhu Jie was complaining in his heart that the gunpowder formula was too backward, wondering how to burn glass, and thinking about how to build a steam engine. Zhu Yuanzhang remained calm on the surface, but he was already stirring up trouble in his heart. A civilization acceleration plan spanning six hundred years was suddenly launched during the father and son's chat. The Academy of Sciences of the Ming Dynasty was born, the glass workshop lit up the Jinling Night Market, the official roads leading to all directions were paved with cement, and the steam locomotives roared through the territory of the Ming Dynasty. From the improvement of gunpowder to the layout of the railway network, from the abolition of stereotyped writing to coeducation, from East Asian hegemony to the reconstruction of the global order - Zhu Jie uses modern knowledge to leverage the gears of history, and one person is rewriting the direction of the entire civilization. Hu Weiyong's case, Zhu Biao's supervision of the country, and Zhu Di's expansion into the sea, famous historical situations were overturned and rewritten again and again. When the steam age jumped into the electric age, the Ming Dynasty's armored ships sailed to Malacca, and electric lights illuminated the city of Nanjing, Zhu Yuanzhang finally understood: This son was not here to seize power, but to open cheats for the Ming Dynasty. There is brain, structure and warmth. No harem, no stud, no systematic flow. This is a brand new history belonging to programmers and the Ming Dynasty. If civilization could be accelerated, this is what it should be.