Great Ming: The Rise of an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets Begins With Raising a Massive Army

How rare. For someone like this who can raise troops if he has money, wouldn't it be great if he had soldiers to clean up the capital? Then just push it out step by step, it's really useless.

The protagonist's IQ represents the author's IQ. He is indeed a pig. The invincible trick of exploding soldiers is useless at all. Being able to explode the population and also explode the troops means that the basic logic of the past struggle for world supremacy has changed. You don't need to consider many things at all, just push them flatly. If you want to control public opinion, you have to wait for the newspaper office. Speechless, the population you explode are all dead? Are they all dumb? Three people make a tiger, do you understand? If you have enough loyal people, you can dominate the world. You don't have to consider the public opinion of this party or that faction at all. Your base is the people, and you can explode the army and the population, so even if you have no reason, you can just slaughter all the landlords. There will be no chaos, the people are blindly obedient, as long as you don't oppress them and keep them fed and clothed, you can also explode the army and population to guide public opinion. There is no emperor in the world who can speak more effectively than you. All you have to do is forcefully promote the policies you think are good. **This protagonist is really a pig

One point is given to this subject There are so many people in one emperor, but he still plays single-player by himself. If he can't work, he just replaces others. With the Explosive Soldier plug-in, you first clear the palace, control the city guards, and then just push horizontally, and wait for others to come over. You can also send out to guard important cities without generals. If the artillery is not on the city wall, what are they waiting for? If the Jin Yiwei can't go out to inquire about information, check the ministers and profiteers, they can also go out to harass the enemy's troops for food* What are all the soldiers and horses doing guarding the place where you hang yourself? Are they watching how you hang yourself?

I feel very aggrieved, the minister keeps blocking me, and the protagonist keeps rushing me without explaining or showing any strength.

Why are you still afraid of poisoning? Falling into the water? Wouldn't it be enough to replace them all?

The plug-in is good, but the biggest drawback is that it doesn't clean up the palace. The most important thing to do before confiscating the house is to clean out the palace first, leaving no one behind, and then replace the loyal subjects in it. Otherwise, you will not know how you died. The most important thing is that you have never done it. With so many emperors who have fallen into the water, don't they worry about their own safety at all?

The officials of the Ming Dynasty were so corrupt. There is an explosive system. Isn't it just to tear down all the officialdom and re-establish it? Other cities won't listen to you anyway. Isn't it just a matter of minutes to establish the Jinyiwei with the explosion system? If you don't have money, how can you confiscate your property? If you want to kill an official, you still have to grind here and moan. You can make sense of the word "water". TMD is watery at the beginning, and the money we readers make does not come from the strong wind. Although it is free at the beginning, we can't even imagine how watery it is in the beginning. ????

Isn't it okay for such a powerful system to always compromise and be a doormat? The protagonist has no independent opinion at all and just rushes into the army and pushes him aside? Everything needs to be discussed and the minister keeps objecting!

We already have a system, but we are still procrastinating. We will confiscate the minister's house first, and then we will have money and food. What are we still thinking about? It's useless for a minister anyway!

You always deny the protagonist's will. When you tell him to do something, he still asks, and you still have to explain to him?