Becoming the Godfather of Industry, Starting in Beiyang

Dream on, don't overthrow the Manchus and think about the Industrial Revolution, just make money and the Eight Banners just grab it

Recommended from Da Luoluo's "Beiyang Dream", let me tell you about the reading experience. Da Luoluo made his position clear through the "voice of his heart" and avoided the embarrassment of "supporting the Qing Dynasty and destroying foreign countries". The core goal of the protagonist in the early stage is to "win the Sino-Japanese War of 1899-1999". Winning the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1899 is why he is promoted. The reason for his promotion is to make a revolution. His position is clear: to make a revolution. The early goal of this book is to "change the Gengzi". Although it was later corrected by saying "the braids are too heavy", it is inevitable that the attitude will be ambiguous and fall into the trap of "supporting the Qing Dynasty". This way of writing was relatively popular before, but now it is after 2025, and the public opinion environment is already hugely different from before 2025.

The protagonist must never become president in the future. This choice is a bad idea. At this time, the representative of a country with a presidential system is the United States. If the protagonist engages in a presidential system, those intellectuals will demand decentralization of powers, checks and balances, like the United States. As a time traveler, you must be an emperor, otherwise you will not be able to use your forward-looking vision to implement policies, which many people will not understand. The reason why Yuan Shikai wanted to be emperor was because he was made uncomfortable by those intellectuals who wanted to implement separation of powers and checks and balances.

The protagonist has no official status. I am a disciple of the Eight Banners. When I see the protagonist making money in the factory, I will definitely go for free prostitution. Chinese businessmen have no identity, they are not Americans.

Also, the development of heavy industry in the late Qing Dynasty was simply putting the cart before the horse. How could high-tech, asset-heavy industries be supported? Where is the market? Light industry is the basis for starting a business. Heavy industry must rely on light industry to support itself. Without light industry, heavy industry is rootless. I can't even walk but want to run.

Revolution is from bottom to top. The protagonist's tinkering will only become the result of the privileged class and will not achieve anything.

There is no good and stable system to take the lead in carrying out the industrial revolution, and we only work on industry but not the system. What is the difference between this and traveling through the Republic of China and only working on literature and art?

This book is mainly written around the development of heavy industry from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. Factory public, science, talent, equipment, technology, Qing court, foreign countries. If you are interested, you can take a look.

Now that we have a dock, we can actually try to build our own ships. In 1893, the first real destroyer was born in the United Kingdom. However, people at that time did not realize the tactical value. The Qing Dynasty just built a 500-ton class. This thing has a short construction period, low engineering difficulty, and low price. Even the Qing Dynasty at that time had the ability. Independently mass-produced, the 4.7-Inch Armstrong gun and twin-expanders could be made by the Jiangnan Bureau at that time, and then Lao Wei was asked to come up with steam-thermal torpedoes controlled by gyroscopes. The hull could adopt structural resistance that was not even an idea at the time, and a batch of dumplings could be produced in half a year 😁😁 If the quantity is enough, you can directly play wolf pack

Nonsense, completely ignoring history. Who told you that Beiyang was a dumb bomb. Early armor-piercing bombs were weighted with sand. If you don't understand the truth, you will believe the false propaganda. The failure of the Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1895 was caused by the technological gap in the entire fleet. This is the main reason!