Cut Down Trees and Start Industrial Cultivation from Daming Mountain

"Five hundred years ago, silver conquered the Ming Dynasty, and five hundred years later, capital will hunt for it - the copper soul industrial epic begins today"

"Silver conquered the Ming Dynasty five hundred years ago, and capital hunted it five hundred years later - the copper soul industrial epic begins today" Hello everyone, I am Yanhuajian Yuetai, the author of this book. The seeds of this book began with a sentence: "Taking Yanjing is like cutting down a big tree, you must first cut it from both sides." Five hundred years ago, silver capital used currency, trade and war to knock down the big tree of Ming Dynasty bit by bit. Five hundred years later, they have changed the tariffs on chips, rare earths, and carbon, and continue to do the same thing: not producing, only harvesting; not building factories, only robbing factories. In my story, someone chose to answer in another way. In the fire at the Nixing Pottery Hall in Qinzhou at three o'clock in the morning, Chu Yan, the son of a potter, lost his godmother and got a kiln-turned-Guanyin statue. There are three hundred and sixty circles of copper wire secrets hidden in the Guanyin statue. It is a miniature version of "Dwelling in the Kunlun Mountains" and the key to China's last copper soul industrial system. In the next story, he will go to the Dragon Elephant Pagoda in Qingxiu Mountain to find an old relationship, go to the Daming Mountain to open a furnace that has not been lit for 500 years, go to the Liuzhou Fault to take a trip to the underground valley, and go to Kunlun Pass for the final reckoning with the Silver Mother Tree. There is no golden finger, no system panel, just an old kiln, a trowel, half an account book and a spirit of determination to refuse to admit defeat. What I write about is industry, finance, and the souls of craftsmen who have been deliberately erased in history. I hope that what readers see is not "cultivating immortality" but "cultivating industry" - using clay as bones, copper and iron as tendons, furnace fire as breath, and the iron at hand to build a city that can resist harvesting. When you turn on the furnace, don't ask God, but whether the iron at hand is hard enough. Currently under stable update, please bookmark, recommend, and comment. If you have anything to say to Chu Yan, or want to guess where the next map will be opened, please feel free to chat in the comment area. Let's meet at Kunlun Pass. —— Yanhuajian Yuetai