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Are you sure that's not a North Korean farmer on the cover? ?

"Emperor Zhaowu" comes to visit

What do you mean, the Chinese can only use gunpowder to make fireworks, and then spread it to Europe as a thermal weapon? Let me tell you, gunpowder was first used in military affairs in the late Tang Dynasty. If you don't understand, don't join the blind people on the Internet and belittle us Chinese.

Chapter one! Something went wrong in the first chapter! Where did the cigarette sticks come from in the Tang Dynasty? That thing is an American product... I had this oolong before when I wrote about the Tang Dynasty, so the memory is particularly fresh. I wonder if anyone has told the author the same thing?

Let me give you some popular science. In ancient China, copper coins and silk were used as currency. Although silver and gold could also be used by nobles, not to mention the common people, because of technical reasons in ancient China, copper was scarce, let alone gold and silver. The legal currency established by the Tang Dynasty in the Wude Year was called Kaiyuan Tongbao. As for the banknotes! ! ! The world's earliest banknotes were born in the Song Dynasty, named Jiaozi, in the Ming Dynasty they were called Baochao, and in the Qing Dynasty they were called banknotes. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a large amount of silver entered China, so silver became a currency like copper coins. As for how many taels of silver and banknotes you give out from time to time, I really couldn't help but complain about it in Chapter 28. In the Tang Dynasty, there were no banks, so I returned the banknotes.

With your support, I won't go into details about the problems in the book, and the author has also revised the suggestions. Some authors insist on explaining it to you, so four votes are given. Keep working hard, it will get better and better in the future

You said the protagonist wanted to make cannons and grenades, and I didn't say anything. But you said you wanted to make machine guns. Is this going too far? Yes, YY, but this is history, and history is generally more rigorous, not fantasy and science fiction. Under those conditions, the protagonist created a machine gun, a technological product, without a golden finger, and was instantly disappointed. To create a machine gun without any industrial foundation? There are no other flaws in the book. Who can write a book without any problems? But as soon as this gun appeared, I was instantly drunk.