Daming: Let You Be the Emperor and You Can Earn Money!
About This Novel
Zhu Youjian traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and carried a krypton gold system. For 10,000 krypton gold, the black iron gift pack rewards 10,000 98k rifles! For 100,000 krypton gold, the bronze gift pack rewards 100 Maxim heavy machine guns! For 1 million krypton gold, the silver treasure chest rewards 200 75mm field guns! For 10 million krypton gold, the gold treasure chest rewards 1 00,000 elite army soldiers! Earn 100 million, 1 billion, or 10 billion krypton gold~obtain platinum, diamonds, and glory treasure chests, and rewards... Open the treasure chest and obtain various rewards (including weapons, materials, talents, technology, etc.~). The higher the treasure chest level, the richer the rewards. ... Don't panic if you don't have money, the system comes with money assistant. Small auxiliary level 1, one tael of silver per minute. Small auxiliary LV2, two taels of silver per minute. Small auxiliary LV3, four taels of silver per minute. ... The more krypton gold you spend, the faster you upgrade, and the stronger your troops! Tens of millions of infantry! Millions of air forces! Millions of navy! Bombard Hou Jin, kill the rebels, and Ming Dynasty will reach the top of the world!
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Official(10)Scraped 23d ago
I haven't done anything after reading 20 chapters. It's all water. There are only a few chapters to introduce the system. I donated money and wrote N chapters. It should have happened in one day.
A bit long-winded
It's cool enough, but it's a bit long-winded! There should be more people reading this without being so verbose.
The most taboo thing about brainless cool writing is pretending to understand when you don't understand.
Since it is a cool article, be cool to the end and don't write about things you don't know. Emperor Chongzhen used Dongchang more ruthlessly than Tianqi. According to the Criminal Law Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty: "However, the emperor relied on the factory and the defense was even more beneficial, and the country would be destroyed." It can be said that one of the reasons for Chongzhen's downfall was the excessive use of money-greedy eunuchs. To give you an example, Lu Xiangsheng was killed because the eunuchs commanded tens of thousands of troops in Jize, less than fifty miles away from Jiazhuang, and watched Lu's defeat. Which Ming Dynasty emperor dared to use eunuchs to command troops in this way?
Wouldn't it be nice to be fresh? They are all the same, is it interesting?
How can money circulate in the Ming Dynasty if there is no silver? If things are sold cheaply, how will the people earn their income? There are so many unreasonable things, how can the author come to terms with them?
I recommend just reading the catalog, it's too watery.
Too watery! Another point is corrupt officials! Eight great families! All the silver and gold confiscated from across the country! I charged them all into the system and bought something! All spent! So many factories! There are so many workers, 100,000 people working on road construction alone! Where did the wages come from?
It took me almost 30 chapters to finish one thing, it's so annoying🤢
I just want to ask how much the soldiers in the system are paid?
After this book, Ji Zhong Ji will definitely be abolished.
It can only be said that in the final stage, it is basically completely useless.
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Community(0)
Official(10)Scraped 23d ago
I haven't done anything after reading 20 chapters. It's all water. There are only a few chapters to introduce the system. I donated money and wrote N chapters. It should have happened in one day.
A bit long-winded
It's cool enough, but it's a bit long-winded! There should be more people reading this without being so verbose.
The most taboo thing about brainless cool writing is pretending to understand when you don't understand.
Since it is a cool article, be cool to the end and don't write about things you don't know. Emperor Chongzhen used Dongchang more ruthlessly than Tianqi. According to the Criminal Law Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty: "However, the emperor relied on the factory and the defense was even more beneficial, and the country would be destroyed." It can be said that one of the reasons for Chongzhen's downfall was the excessive use of money-greedy eunuchs. To give you an example, Lu Xiangsheng was killed because the eunuchs commanded tens of thousands of troops in Jize, less than fifty miles away from Jiazhuang, and watched Lu's defeat. Which Ming Dynasty emperor dared to use eunuchs to command troops in this way?
Wouldn't it be nice to be fresh? They are all the same, is it interesting?
How can money circulate in the Ming Dynasty if there is no silver? If things are sold cheaply, how will the people earn their income? There are so many unreasonable things, how can the author come to terms with them?
I recommend just reading the catalog, it's too watery.
Too watery! Another point is corrupt officials! Eight great families! All the silver and gold confiscated from across the country! I charged them all into the system and bought something! All spent! So many factories! There are so many workers, 100,000 people working on road construction alone! Where did the wages come from?
It took me almost 30 chapters to finish one thing, it's so annoying🤢
I just want to ask how much the soldiers in the system are paid?
After this book, Ji Zhong Ji will definitely be abolished.
It can only be said that in the final stage, it is basically completely useless.
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