Long Qing Gezhi: There Are Three Geniuses Who Are Not Seen in a Century

I wrote a book before, but it was changed into a prequel because it was too long-winded and unreadable. If you are interested, you can read it. The story in the previous chapter is roughly that there was a Yingtianfu businessman who opened a pawnshop called Zhizhige, which sold patents. The business had been tepid and even on the verge of losing money. The turning point of the story is that the pawnshop spent 50 taels on a prescription that revealed that both ceramics and glass are essentially stone (silicate system.), Which greatly ignited folk enthusiasm for chemical discovery. The story ended in the 41st year of Jiajing. The pawnshop received an imperial plaque. The owner Shen Baoyuan's family property increased from 300,000 to 1 million taels of silver. However, it was just a summary of previous experience and there was no subversive theory. Everything changed because a once-in-a-century genius discovered the truth about sulfur and sulfate, but there were three such geniuses in the Long Qing Dynasty.