My Childhood Sweetheart Is Not Shinra Mother

I really should give you a good shock

Reminds me of this old comic

The writing is good, and there are some clever ideas from the author, such as Hans and Henry, the pair of miserable mandarin ducks.

Theme of the book

The reason why Watt came up with a two-way rotating steam engine in 1781 was not because Watt was awesome, but actually because of the processing accuracy. After John Wilkinson invented the boring machine in 1775, it was possible to process cylinders with smaller errors and solve the air leakage problem. In other words, it is unreasonable for the protagonist to build a Watt steam engine as soon as he comes up. In other words, the protagonist needs to solve the production problem of water-driven boring machine first. But if the protagonist can solve the boring machine, then artillery-related technology can be advanced early, which means that there is no need to push to this technology tree to solve Frederick.

Is a steam locomotive actually a car? I thought the protagonist was studying trains, but I didn't expect that he was studying steam cars. Don't I think we should study popularizing trains first? For a territory as large as the Habsburg Empire, trains were not more valuable.

Why has Shennong Baicao Garden been refreshed?😭Although it is not the type of cold I have, the results are not very good. This is really not the place he should be 🙂🙂🙂 Anyone who is passing by and interested in historical finance can come and take a look.

In the past, I couldn't put the words loli and mother together, and even thought those who combined loli and mother were heretics. However, when I saw Teresa with a loli figure exuding the brilliance of motherhood, I understood - long live loli mom, long live, long live loli mom, sego loli mom, I will protect all loli moms in the galaxy to the death.

The quality is surprisingly good, but why is it a light novel? Shouldn't it be a historical one?

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First, let's assume that Maria's dad died when she was 23, and then she wore it when Maria was 16. First of all, the biggest problem is that there is no money, and at the age of 16, the princess cannot directly enact national tax laws, so a better option is to cash out from the mercury mine first. For example, in the name of "royal private concession", "mercury forward delivery coupons" are issued to purchasing agents such as the Amsterdam-Genoa Consortium and the British East India Company, promising to supply goods at a fixed price/lower than the current market price in the next 3 to 5 years, but requiring buyers to pay 50% of the advance payment in gold at sight. There is also the option of trying to convince his fiancé Franz to liquidate the mortgages such as Lorraine real estate and financial assets. Of course, if old Bidden can be persuaded, the road tax can also be revised in the core areas managed by the royal family as mentioned in the article, but at this time, it is very foolish to change the parliament on a large scale. Of course, if you don't care too much about people's livelihood, you can also sell the salt underwriting rights and buy them for a few years, selling salt bonds. The same goes for tobacco. The old bureaucratic appointment of tax collectors can be eliminated and auctioned to the consortium with the highest bidder who is willing to pay rent in advance. Historically, people have also made a lot of money from tobacco. Of course, the most concise, easy-to-understand, and least-operational way to make money is derived from the extinct heirs of the Medici family. Around 1737, the Vienna Peace Treaty stipulated that Teresa's fiancé, Duke Franz of Lorraine, would inherit the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Including the huge private and treasury assets accumulated by the Medici family for hundreds of years, as well as the stable customs revenue from the Free Port of Livorno, a Mediterranean trade hub, this thing can also be packaged and sold as bonds, but it will have to wait until 1737, when Maria is 20 years old. Then after you have money, you can come to the much-loved part of science and technology, so let's first discuss what dad can do before he dies: The easiest and least expensive thing is to complete the military academy like in the article, and remember to complete the confidentiality agreement and so on. The cheapest thing here is to unify standardized measuring tools, tolerances, etc., And produce rulers and other things. What costs a little more money is to produce granular black powder, but this is simple and can be made by craftsmen by hand, and there are no pre-production tools required. The next thing that requires money is to organize mineral exploration, surveying and mapping and other activities. Basically, at this point, Frederick can be hung up and smoked, because with this condition, one of them has money and the other can realize the fixed ammunition in advance. But everyone will definitely shout that I am not satisfied. If Frederick dares to come, he will definitely fill in color blocks for his house. Even if it doesn't work, he will have to pay more to ease the debt, right? In fact, he can still use technology. Let's talk about before 1740. The first thing that didn't cost much and was easy to rub by hand was the entire electrolytic refined copper of the voltaic battery. After refined copper, the simplest thing that could be rubbed by hand was the wired telegraph, which was simple and practical. Of course, there were more than these functions, and more will be mentioned later. Then, as mentioned before for mineral exploration, Newcomen steam pumps (which can be bought/made now) can be introduced in the Bohemian coal mine in advance to solve the problem of water accumulation in deep coal mines and realize large-scale mining of bituminous coal. By the way, the entire coke desulfurization process facilitates subsequent large-scale ironmaking. At that time, charcoal was generally used to make iron. No one tried to use coal at that time, but the problem was that the coal had not been treated with sulfur and other impurities, so it could not be used at all. Of course, desulfurization would not work, and the ventilation system at that time was relatively primitive. Fortunately, it was not difficult to change it. The ventilation of the blast furnace is solved, and the high-carbon pig iron produced cannot be used directly. Without considering the ancient hand-knocking method, the reverberatory furnace must be restructured, the radiant heat of the flame is used to isolate the fuel slag, and the molten pig iron is decarbonized and stirred to obtain high-purity, high-toughness refined wrought iron. But the bigger problem is what kind of insulation bricks and other issues need to be solved. So this is actually not too difficult. Kaolin, high-silica quartz, diatomaceous earth, clay, lime and other things are all available in Bohemia. It just takes some time. As for iron ore, it is also found in Styria, so it is not very difficult. After solving the two important materials of copper and iron, we can consider more other things. After all, if you don't want to refine iron, you don't have a lathe/rolling mill/boring machine and supporting tools. Assuming that the carbon content ratio and the crucible steelmaking method are all solved, these three tools can be obtained smoothly. Then the fastest monetization solution is the military industry. Assuming that the flintlock gun is still used first, the stability is improved by more than one and a half points with silicon manganese/high carbon spring steel, and the increase in output is not discussed. Moreover, we can consider the two-way rotating steam engine mentioned in the article. Without tools, this thing is impossible to make, and manufacturing this thing still requires more old-fashioned Newcomen steam engines, because the three tools mentioned earlier are all hydraulic and require Newcomen steam engines to pump water to provide power. After having so many new steam engines, the lathes/rolling mills/boring machines can be replaced by steam ones. The next steps will be stamping and forging technology, standardized field cannons, standard flintlock guns and custom ammunition, and steam locomotives. I saw a discussion in the book review section about why cars were produced directly in the book instead of trains. In fact, the reason was that the author skipped the steel-making process. Now you are a century ahead of your surroundings, and Frederick is already equivalent to a primitive man. Now if you are still not satisfied, you can actually skip the internal combustion engine for a short time and go directly to the electric motor. Because all the prerequisites for thermal power generation and motor manufacturing have been solved, the only drawback is that artificial rubber and batteries may require additional content. But if we don't rush to build electric cars, in fact, these are not big things. I'll stop here for now. If anyone wants to read it, I'll continue to write more.

It feels pretty good-looking! Loli mom is right ()

It feels a bit whimsical. He didn't even win a few battles. Reform of the tax system has begun. We started to engage in it before we even had a direct army to hold. Hey, I really don't understand.

Also because of some special reasons, the protagonist Red Warrior had a foster mother who was younger than him and became his adopted son.

1740 Map

Who are you? People who can't forget 😭

A super nice book, so powerful

It looks good, it would be better if there was a map 🤭

But it's too little, please update it quickly

Is it actually a front-loaded mini bullet instead of a valve-type rear loader? That's right. It's too extreme to produce fixed-loading ammunition at this time.

😥 It's all ll👩🏻

Apart from the Qidian official and the author, I am the eighth reader to post. I have become a veteran and follow the author. I have nothing to do with each other. 2026/7/29 This book potential number 202