Time Travel: After Seizing the Throne, I Lead the Ming Dynasty to Take Off

Watching His Majesty naturally walk up to the podium, and the Taoist masters taking their seats with excited expressions on their faces, Qin Kui felt embarrassed and thought to himself, "Is this...really a class?"

The key is the anticipation and enthusiasm on these people's faces - even if one person has good acting skills, it is impossible for everyone in the Alchemy Department to have such good acting skills.

Qin Kui really believed this scene of rebellion against Tiangang: It was not that His Majesty was bewitched at all, but that these famous Taoist masters really became His Majesty's disciples!

Looking at the face standing on the podium, which even had a hint of childishness but gave people a sense of majesty and oppression, Qin Kui secretly took a breath and realized a creepy problem.

"The discovery of the royal family, the water-powered spinning machine, the flying shuttle loom... even those seemingly useless minerals and adhesives that can actually be used to make firebricks... were all created by your Majesty alone!"

"How much does your Majesty know? Just how much?!"

"Mass steelmaking... Perhaps my subconscious denial of this is simply due to my limited knowledge?"

He even had the thought that "perhaps all the things that happened before might not be all that matters." Qin Kui did not dare to think about it too deeply, or rather, he did not have the idea to think about it too deeply.

After all, everything that His Majesty brought out... was something he hadn't even dared to think about before it was made. Who knew what other fantastic ideas His Majesty would come up with that would exceed everyone's expectations?

But even so, Qin Kui's eyes, staring at the young emperor on the podium, gradually became warmer unconsciously, and a surging excitement arose in his heart.

No matter what he could think of or see through Zhu Yunhuan.

But he knew one thing—this man was the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the father of all the people in the world! All he had been doing was to make the Ming Dynasty a better place.

In the future, the people can wear decent clothes and have access to warm charcoal fires even in winter.

What we are doing now is mass-producing steel... The purpose is to raise the strength of the Ming Dynasty's military equipment to a uniform level. If this can be accomplished, how many lives of the Ming Dynasty men can be saved in the future when resisting those foreign enemies who are eyeing us covetously?

And during this period of time.

Qin Kui could clearly feel that even in the cold winter, the Ming Dynasty was full of vitality...

What's next? What's next?

What kind of Ming Dynasty will it be?

Thinking of this, Qin Kui couldn't remain calm at all. He not only watched it step by step, but also participated in it step by step!

While thinking, Zhang Yuqing, the candidate for the next leader of the Zhengyi Taoist School, ran up to wipe the blackboard clean and sat down like a good student.

The young man, with a calm expression, a steady and profound temperament, calmly picked up the chalk from the podium and wrote two big words: [Steelmaking!]

See these two words.

The audience was also a little confused: "Steelmaking??"

This seems completely unrelated to what they've learned before? Should they go to the blacksmiths, the master weapon masters, or the Forbidden City's Armory Bureau for this matter?

But even though I am extremely confused.

Among so many people, not a single one raised any doubts.

Of course, this was out of their inner respect, but more importantly, they had been slapped in the face so many times before that no one dared to question anything no matter how outrageous the matter was.

Zhu Yunhuan took a quick look and said calmly, "Iron and steel can both be smelted from the same ore. Generally speaking, if you can smelt iron, you can also make steel with a bit of luck. But has anyone ever thought about the reason behind this?"

Someone in the audience immediately responded, "Perhaps it's the smelting materials or the smelting process? I've heard that in ancient times, people sacrificed living people for swords, and that some sought 'meteorite iron' as smelting materials... There are various theories, but there's still no definitive answer."