《At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the world was recreated from the northwest》chapters

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  1. Welcome to collect
  2. Chapter 1, Divine Doctor
  3. Chapter 2, Barbecue
  4. Chapter 3: The North of Hellish Difficulty
  5. Chapter 4: Xu Chen's Financial Backer
  6. Chapter 5: Luoyang Zhi GUI's "Heroic Records"
  7. Chapter 6: The Drought That Came Quietly
  8. Chapter 7, Refugees
  9. Chapter 8: It's taken for granted that the Ming Dynasty was not short of technology but lacked a market
  10. Chapter 9: An Investigation into the Ming Society
  11. Chapter 10
  12. Chapter 11
  13. Chapter 12
  14. Chapter 13: Easier Said Than Done
  15. Chapter 14: A Poetry Gathering in Memory of the Six Gentlemen of Donglin
  16. Chapter 15: The Precarious Ming Dynasty
  17. Chapter 16: A Comparison of Salt Taxes in the Song and Ming Dynasties
  18. Chapter 17: Starting a Textile Factory
  19. Chapter 18: Start from Small Things, Start from your hometown
  20. Chapter 19: Only when one can no longer kneel before the emperor do one think about equality
  21. Chapter 20: The Concept of Practical Execution
  22. Chapter 21: Labor is a process of screening
  23. Chapter 22: The Suppression of Capital by Feudal Landlords
  24. Chapter 23: Infested with Worms Everywhere, Their roots intertwined
  25. Chapter 24: Another Zhang Juzheng is needed
  26. Chapter 25, Association and Righteousness
  27. Chapter 26
  28. Chapter 27, Investing in Blast Furnaces, Purchasing Land
  29. Chapter 28: Daoguang's Egg and the Ability to Flip Tables
  30. Chapter 29: The Reactions of the Displaced People and the Gentry of Mizhi
  31. Chapter 30, Half a Bucket of Water
  32. Chapter 31: To truly understand something, one must put it into practice
  33. Chapter 32: Growth and Expansion
  34. Chapter 33: Digging a Well Back in the Village
  35. Chapter 34, Drought Relief Conference
  36. Chapter 35
  37. Chapter 36
  38. Chapter 37: The Spread of the Drought Relief Association
  39. Chapter 38
  40. Chapter 39: The Expanded Conference of the Datong Society
  41. Chapter 40: The Mountains That Oppressed Farmers and the Calculating Interests Behind Feudal Bad Customs
  42. Chapter 41, Three Brick and Tile Houses
  43. Chapter 42: Earthenware Blast Furnaces and Labor Standards
  44. Chapter 43: Pay Wages
  45. Chapter 44, Scenes of the Human World, Preparing to Negotiate with the Landlord
  46. Chapter 45: Rural Trivialities and Excessive Power
  47. Chapter 46: Firewood King, Vegetable King and Manure King
  48. Chapter 47: Door-to-door Extortion
  49. Chapter 48: Eliminating Evil
  50. Chapter 49, Public Opinion Offensive
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