Mount and Blade: I Can Travel Infinitely

When the first dinar, which will never decrease, fell into the palm of my hand, I knew that there was no retreat on this road of crossing. The system interface floats quietly in the lower right corner of the field of vision, and the number in the currency column is locked at 9999999 - I can squander it without any loss. This seemingly simple plug-in has become my passport for walking in countless MOD worlds. Starting from Pande's prophecy, I used endless wealth to buy the entire knight order, allowing the son of the prophecy to own three big cities before leaving the novice village. In the leader, I hired the most elite Nuohuang troops and used money-crushing tactics to kill the pirates to extinction. When traveling through the epic of Faya, the dinar became a diplomatic weapon. I bribed nobles, bought intelligence, and used money to move the balance of power across the entire continent. Every time I see a new MOD, I am not in a hurry to unify the world, but use wealth as a fulcrum to leverage the plots, equipment, and hidden units that require endless effort in the original version. The system records my journey: I was a walking treasury in the northern hemisphere in the sixteenth century, and in the wind of war This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.