Nanming: I can build wonders

"Since listening to Your Majesty's vision of the future war last year, the General Directorate of Manufacturing has come to the same consensus. They believe that in the future battlefield, in order to break through the enemy's defense line and cover the advance of the infantry line, a more powerful chariot is needed."

When Zhu Kezang said it, Su Laocheng immediately thought of the shield chariots used in the siege of the Qing Dynasty.

The shield car is a thing that can be accurately shot in Ming Dynasty, so it needs more powerful armor.

More powerful armor means heavier, which requires better terrain capabilities.

Not all the world has highways like Daming.

For example, the Mongolian prairie is muddy everywhere in the rainy season. If such a huge chariot is in the mud, let alone drive, it is afraid of getting stuck in the mud.

"Your Majesty, thanks to the progress of Daming Industry, we use most of the off-the-shelf technology directly, so we only have one research and development focus, and that is to design a system that can travel in the wild!"

"Finally we developed a tracked system!"

Zhu Kezang was listening, and couldn't help admiring that he had talked about the concept of future war before, not to mention modern war, even the more distant three-dimensional war concept of land, sea and air.

Unexpectedly, Krupp kept it in mind.

Moreover, these theories he said are basically no different from science fiction for the contemporary era.

"Your Majesty, although the chariot is slow, our chariot can overcome most terrain!"

However, as soon as he finished speaking, the steam chariot in front of him, which was slowly emitting white smoke, stopped after shaking for a while. After a while, it couldn't even emit white smoke at all...

This steam tank, which was almost blown up by Su Laocheng, turned off and broke down under the attention of Zhu Kezang and many generals...

Mr. Su originally planned to continue explaining, but after seeing this scene, he held back all the words that followed, with an extremely embarrassed expression on his face.

Before he could explain anything, Zhu Kezang took the initiative to help out: "It doesn't matter, and don't blame others. It's a new thing. It's normal for problems to occur. Follow-up improvement is all it takes!"

Zhu Kezang appreciates this self-created invention very much.

It's a bit like a child who has been babbling when he grows up, and it's that kind of surprise that he can suddenly speak by himself.

"Everyone, although it was very difficult at the beginning, creation and innovation are the driving force for our Ming Dynasty to move forward, and they are also the power for the Chinese civilization to be passed on from generation to generation. There are colorful clothes and neon clothes, making Sinan, knowing the direction after traveling thousands of miles, inventing and improving papermaking and printing techniques, flourishing culture and education, making gunpowder, and having the power of firearms!"

"Without invention, creation, innovation, and improvement, how can all industries exist and prosper? If all industries do not prosper, how will Ming Dynasty prosper? I say this because I hope you all realize that Daming is going to a prosperous age and a well-off society. When the barbarians submit, and all nations come to the state, they must attach importance to creation, invention and improvement."

All the officials and generals present nodded their heads.

There was a living man in the corner, and he quickly wrote down the words of the emperor.

The task of the official position of "Lijulang" is to record the emperor's words and deeds, no matter big or small, good deeds and bad deeds are all recorded for future generations to compile history. This record document is called "Liuju Zhu".

According to the rules, the emperor can't ask about the content of the daily note, so the emperors of all dynasties are worried about the daily note, for fear that their disgraceful things will be recorded.

Those who hold the official position of "Liang" generally enjoy the social reputation of being upright, courageous, and daring to confront difficulties.

It can be seen that living a job is not a good job, it is a very risky official position, if you meet an enlightened emperor, it is okay, but if you meet a fatuous or cruel monarch, the end will not be so good.

The unspoken rule of daily life notes is that the emperor cannot read them, but Li Shimin in the Tang Dynasty made a bad start.

Li Shimin not only read the daily notes, but also made some "creations".

Li Shimin's revision of history is the consensus of future historians. He belittled the contributions of other people, especially his father and elder brother, and exaggerated his own role. Professional researchers who study Sui and Tang history basically agree with this view.

It was even worse in the Song Dynasty.

The Zhao family's emperor gained power by mutiny, so the people's hearts were not smooth, the foundation was not stable, and he had to tense up all the time.

They are most afraid that someone will say that they are not good, so they pay special attention to the daily life. Not only do they have to review the recorded content, but also let the living man make the records according to their wishes. If you are not obedient, you will be punished.

When it came to Daming, it was even more outrageous.

During the Hongwu period, Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the daily census system at first, then re-activated the daily census system, abolished the daily census system, and killed all the census officials and no longer set them up. The daily life note is gone.

In September of the 17th year of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, he agreed to restore the daily life note, but he could not live for a few months, so the daily life note was gone again!
It was not until Zhang Juzheng's reform that the daily life note system was restored.

The complete daily life is probably only Wanli, Taichang (only one month), and Tianqi (Tianqi is gone after two years). I don’t know if there is any in Chongzhen, but it should not be handed down.

Therefore, in general, Wanli is the only daily life note that can be seen in the former Ming Dynasty.

In Zhu Kezang's new Ming Dynasty, the daily life note system was completely restored. He didn't want to make it difficult for future historians, and made it easier for them to study history.

By the way, Zhu Kezang hasn't read his daily life note yet.

After all, he has no black history, so he is not cowardly.

At most, it's not that he is mean to the emperor's uncle and doesn't care about family affection.

Those trash insects really deserve to be killed!

According to their real historical performance, Ling Chi is not too much.

Apart from this black spot, he believes that future history textbooks should not leave a chapter dedicated to his history?
Thinking of this, Zhu Kezang felt flattered.

Looking at the steam tank that broke down halfway at this time, he completely admired it.

He knew how poor China's scientific research environment was in this era.

Even in later generations, it will not be much better.

After all, there is a saying that goes like this: Hawking has to stand up and toast when he comes to Huaxia.

However, Zhu Kezang felt that if Hawking was in China, he would have died a long time ago, and aerospace experts would have been able to afford $[-]. As for Hawking's research on projects that cannot be turned into money, he would not even be able to pay his medical expenses.

Of course, it is unknown whether he can earn money for medical treatment, how can he be qualified to accompany the upper class to drink!
"Everyone, what Ming needs is the innovative spirit of Krupp, but whether the steam chariot project can be successful, I will let the Ministry of Industry continue to invest money in the steam chariot!"

When Zhu Kezang said so, Su Laocheng naturally bowed his head and said yes, and thanked His Majesty for his support.

He sent technicians to check it, and found that the most advanced steam engine in the tank was directly broken.

"This unscientific!"

(End of this chapter)