The Weapon Tycoon Who Traveled to Great Qin

Except for the problem of bullets. There is also a design problem. The designers of Qin State used nine barrels for the first time. The use of nine barrels greatly increases the complexity of firearms. In war, this feels right is an unreliable weapon. He is too complicated. Complex to very weak. In this regard, Shangwen put forward his views on the designers.

The other is the bullet chain design. Although very advanced. However, advanced things always have some unstable factors, or technical bottlenecks that restrict their development. This restriction becomes a defect. Shangwen still recommends the use of gravity clips. The designer does not understand. Shang Wen had no choice but to sketch it out.

Afterwards, Shang Wencai, Wang Jian, Wei Liao and others discussed the militia reserve system in detail. This is actually equivalent to pre-training the country's troop potential. The training costs are borne by these people themselves.

Some thoughts are also recorded in the notebook. These ideas are the rudiments of legal provisions. After getting these. Shang Wen is about to leave immediately. Shangwen needs to formulate relevant legal provisions quickly.

After Shangwen went back, he worked on legal provisions for two consecutive days. The "Civilian Gun Act" and the "Militia Act" are two legal provisions in addition to some modern laws in Caolu. The rest will need to be modified according to the current special circumstances.

For example, Shangwen found a very strange problem in the "Civilian Holding Gun Law." That is, all the adult men in the Qin Kingdom, even the 15- or 16-year-old children, are participating in the army. These people have combat experience at a young age. The constructive question raised by Wang Jian is that those who support guns must have participated in the Qin army. This also means. The holder himself is a member of the reserve in the national army. the reason is simple. These people are very disciplined. The control of guns is completely safe in their hands.

In this way. Then the smuggling of arms trade is difficult to develop under this strict control. The disciplined soldiers of the Qin Army deeply understand the importance of discipline and the rigor of the law. Only a few of them go to smuggle guns. Maybe not at all. Because Qin is on another route, especially after the spoils are privately owned. No one wants to do this kind of thing.

The plan proposed by Wang Jian is too strict. His starting point is undoubtedly to consider Qin's current domestic needs. Shang Wen's starting point is the export of arms trade. One is strict and the other is loose. This will make things difficult to manage. Shang Wen got a headache and poured a glass of water for himself. Researching and formulating laws is much more difficult than researching weapons. You can start with a weapon. But the law is a variety of thinking.

"Hey. Idiot. I haven't seen any movement from you these past few days." Yingyu came in without calling.

"Busy." Shang Wen said with a sip of water.

"You are busy every day." Ying Yu said.

"How about my arms smuggling?" Yingyu asked.

"The law is being formulated." Shang Wen said helplessly.

"Why are you so stupid!" Ying Yu cursed.

"It's not enough to have guns all over the country," Yingyu said.

"If that's the case, it will be difficult to control law and order, and I can't tell." Shang Wen has a headache for this problem.

"I think we should find another way to solve this problem." Shang Wen said.

Yingyu didn't answer a word, but sat in Shangwen's position to check the legal terms formulated by Shangwen.

"Strict control of guns is correct. But then the crowd is limited to veterans. The group is somewhat limited. And the arms trade is not guaranteed under this law. In this case, we need another law to provide enough guns. These are. Guns are sufficient to provide this market." Shang Wen said slowly thinking about his own legal provisions.

"You are so stupid, you made a mistake at the beginning. The gun supporters are rigidly linked to smuggling you." Yingyu said.

"Gun support is held, but trading requires additional management and control." Yingyu said.

"Why don't the holders have us women? You have to let go. I'll change it for you." Then Yingyu wrote several laws in his own hand.

"Also, the gun sellers. Those of us who open factories. We provide arms. It is our business to whom these arms are sold." Yingyu said while writing.

"Yes. This is the breakthrough." Shang Wen thought suddenly.

"If these guns are to be exported, they must be targeted at special groups of people. These groups of people are businessmen from the six countries." Shang Wen's thinking began to be somewhat broad.

"Then how do these merchants buy weapons and how to transport them." Shang Wen began to think about another question.

"I'm finished." Yingyu put down the pen in her hand.

"Fool. I really don't know how to say hello. Your mind sometimes. It really is. I can't talk about you." Yingyu said.

"Don't you want to levy taxes. The merchants of these six countries can buy guns after they pay as much tax. The more they pay, the more they buy. This is what you should consider. What I consider is how to sell weapons to each other. How should I smuggle?" Yingyu said.

"I'm a little confused on this question. Think about it yourself." Shang Wen seemed to be caught in a strange circle of smuggling weapons. This circle confuses Shang Wen. On the one hand, Shangwen considers how to control guns in his country. On the other hand, how to link arms smuggling. Thus. This kind of contradictory thinking makes Shang Wen's clear line extremely confused.

"If you do this by the methods you mentioned, then the intermediate profits will be greatly swallowed by businessmen from the other six countries. When they pay taxes, they will do everything possible to raise the price of weapons." Shang Wen considered Yingyu's words.

"Naughty. I can't tell you anymore. You have been enacting laws here for too long. You should go for a walk. Or another way of thinking is good for you. Let's go." Yingyu said.

"No. I'm running out of time. I want to complete this law as soon as possible. Although it is a headache. But it must be completed." Shang Wen said.

"I'll let you go. I'll make this law for you." Yingyu said and asked Lashangwen to go out.

"Give it to you?" Shang Wen frowned and said.

"Yes, just leave it to me." Yingyu said firmly.

"Okay. I'll give it to you." Shang Wen thought of those legal provisions that would take all factors together. Shangwen didn't know what to do.

"My lord. There is a young man who wants to see you. He said that there is a discussion." A guard said outside.

"The son? Oh. Let him wait, I'll see you later." Shang Wen remembered that this must be the Korean princess.

"No. Just say dumb. No, my lord has gone out. Not here." Yingyu couldn't hear the words. Talk about that son. Yingyu knew it must be the Korean princess when she heard it. Don't do two things, just call back directly.