Capitalist Tang Dynasty

This doesn't look good. When I subscribed for more than 160 chapters, a woman suddenly appeared. She looks the same as the protagonist's previous girlfriend? Moreover, they were engaged. The protagonist was so stupid that he insisted on destroying other people's marriages, which poisoned me to death.

Not black. Make suggestions. Got this from Daily Recommendations, but didn't read it. The title of this book is attractive to people who have just started to read historical texts, or have just started to see through Tang Dynasty texts, or have just started to see through ancient times and engage in economics. Otherwise, it is not very attractive except for the fact that the book is a waste of time. I've read too many historical texts, and no matter which dynasty I'm in, the routines of serious texts (survival + chance encounters) and cool texts (copying, invention + military, political, and business) are almost the same. After my taste has changed from ancient and refreshing novels to more serious ones (for example, after I read Lingao Qiming), I know that in order to truly develop capital, I must: 1. The protagonist has extremely high IQ and EQ (most authors cannot write such a person) 2. The protagonist is a royal (how can he win over the heroes in history?) Or for some reason, he is extremely prominent in this generation and is not suspected (no) exist) 3. The protagonist has a group of divine teammates (the portrayal skills of the supporting characters are extremely high), because facing the Confucianism across the country, there will definitely be divine opponents. 4. The protagonist has strong vitality (in the face of life threats, mental blows, and the need to outlive the opponent and be able to continuously adjust the development direction of industrialization and national thought in the past hundred years), this requires a huge number of words to support. So the title of the book persuades people to quit.

It's very poisonous. Don't be deceived by the capital in the title of the book. The poisonous slave society I've seen so far has free labor. He doesn't have to give money. The businessman's daughter who relies on him to live can point at his nose and talk. The most speechless thing is that the protagonist is a prince. People at the top of contemporary society will apologize from time to time. I'm sorry for being wronged by others and still smile.

As a modern person, shouldn't we be a little more modest when we travel through time and become a prince who cannot possibly become a prince? At the very least, you have to wait until you get to your own fiefdom to gain control, right? The protagonist of this book wins over the emperor's relatives, civil and military officials, and has all kinds of tricks. What does he want to do? While saying that he is afraid of death, he is also crazy about trying to die. What's going on? Did time travel lead to schizophrenia?

Should we also improve the treatment of merchants at the end of the Ming Dynasty, so that merchants will not betray the country, isn't it about capital? In ancient times, it was written that improving the treatment of merchants is basically equivalent to the destruction of the country, so the author is self-proclaimed and does not understand the nature of society. Your ass and throne depend on farmers, not merchants. Merchants exploit peasants. If you stand above merchants, naturally merchants will help you exploit peasants. Don't worry, they will give you money, but all this money comes from exploiting peasants.

The technology of bicycles is very high, and making the chain by hand is difficult and very expensive. Not to mention the chemical lubricants involved, a steam engine is less difficult than a bicycle

Colonialism was the only way out for the feudal dynasty. In the absence of industrialization, the primitive accumulation of capital from colonial plunder was the best fuel for a feudal dynasty to move towards the industrial revolution. If we did not have those red tapes and etiquette and the restrictions of claiming to be a heavenly country, we would be able to plunder enough resources in the Tang Dynasty. During the Song Dynasty, we could even colonize the Nanyang Islands. The Ming Dynasty even had the ability to colonize the Americas. However, it was because of our arrogance in claiming to be a superior country that we went from leading the world to being a backward world. But it was also because we claimed that we were a superior country and gradually sinicized the surrounding areas, and finally even became a whole. Even in the face of the disaster of genocide, we will not lack great people like the Restoration of China.

What the hell? Enfeoffing overseas countries and proclaiming themselves emperor? During the reign of Emperor Zhou, there were a lot of feudal states. Who dared to call himself emperor? ? ? ? ? ? Who dares to call himself emperor until the emperor of Zhou is finished? ? ? ? ? ? Isn't it normal for overseas enfeoffments to be called king? Why do you still establish a country and proclaim yourself emperor? ? ? ? Do you dare to call yourself the emperor of an overseas country? Do you know where the word emperor comes from?

This was the first time-travel novel I read. I was in the first grade of junior high school when I stumbled across this novel. I was so shocked that it opened the door for me to read novels. At that time, the author was still updating the book, and I was still holding a nine-key phone, flipping page after page. Each page only had about twenty or thirty words. I didn't read it at the starting point at that time. I remember that I read about 80 chapters. It cost me a few yuan, and the traffic was still 5 yuan and 30M. In the end, my mobile phone really ran out of airtime, so I just let it go. It's been so long

History has proven that the path of colonialism does not work.