Liu Mingqi has now produced a lot of scientific and technological and people's livelihood things.

Even so, according to his estimate, it is Dakang's greatest luck to be able to solve most of the enemies within twenty years.

Oh, right!

I haven't forgotten the stall on the sea yet!

If the battle starts at sea, it will face the entire Western world!

That consumption is even more shocking.

...

Therefore, everything has a sequence and priority.

According to Liu Mingqi's plan, in the past five years, the most important thing for Dakang is to develop production in China, develop maritime trade business and accumulate various strengths.

Prepare money, food and horses so that the people can live and work in peace and contentment, and at least eat enough for every meal.

Then you talk about other things.

As for the outside, it is obviously just walking on two lines.

The first is to defeat Nanzhao, and after five years of good operation, he will plot against the Piao Kingdom, the Lu Kingdom, etc.

The second is to build more four-masted sailboats at sea and then configure the cannons to firmly control the Strait of Malacca.

If you have the chance, you still have to go out to the Strait of Malacca to take a look. At least you have to travel in the Indian Ocean to know the depth of the enemy and fight with them in the future.

You are not afraid of failure for a moment. As long as you can make continuous progress and firmly control the Strait of Malacca, Dakang will be invincible.

Therefore, under the premise of such clear goals, Liu Mingqi must try his best to prevent Dakang from attacking the Western Qiang, Uighurs, and Tubo.

These places are very poor now.

With today's productivity and technical conditions, we don't use much of their underground resources, and it's useless to fight.

Although he didn't beat them, Liu Mingqi would not let them develop.

On the one hand, Dakang cut off trade with them, but on the other hand, Liu Mingqi had to cause some trouble for them.

This Western Regions country in the western part of the Uighurs and the Western Qiang is a very good chess piece.

As long as there is constant turmoil here, the Western Qiang and Uighurs who have always regarded the countries of the Western Regions as their back gardens will definitely have a headache!

Of course.

How to arouse resistance from these small countries also requires Liu Mingqi to work hard.

The boy doesn't know whether he can succeed.
Chapter completed!