Daming: I Rebuilt the Ming Dynasty During the Warring States Period in Japan

Author of the novel: Thank you very much to all the friends who paid attention to this book! I would like to say here that this book has a certain amount of imagination, but it is definitely not written randomly about missiles, aircraft carriers, machine guns, and power stations as soon as it came out. It itself is still based on the scientific and technological basis at that time. Another purpose of writing this book is to explore whether the current national system could be tried in ancient times and whether it could create an empire. In addition, this book also contains some knowledge about national politics, economy, and military management! To put it simply, it is more like the "Empire" and other types of games that we have completed. Finally, here are the five major options for the system: [Warm reminder: Five basic principles of the system] The first principle: the principle of quitting sex. System points can be used to redeem Ming technology, objects and people, except for women. The second principle: non-timeliness of combat resources. Except for the personnel and weapons in the system gift package, other soldiers need to be manufactured through the military camp, and unlimited soldiers cannot be summoned at any time; other advanced weapons (except knives, guns, and bows) need to be manufactured through the mechanical camp, and unlimited weapons cannot be summoned at any time. The third principle, the principle of military checks and balances, is used to prevent Long Live Lord from having too many troops for a long time, so as to win with a crushing situation. Each soldier and weapon will consume one point of system points every day, and the higher the level, the higher the points required. The fourth principle: Military management of restricted areas. Long Live Lord cannot summon soldiers and weapons in the military management area of ​​any force. You just violated this rule. You cannot summon soldiers in the mountain city under Ganfu's jurisdiction. The fifth principle: the principle of simultaneousness. How much money the Banzai Lord owns, earns or spends in reality will affect the points of the system in a certain proportion. In other words, if you want to get more points, you have to earn more money in reality. [Hello host, these are the five basic rules of the system. You can learn them at any time! Warm reminder: when you violate the rules and issue instructions, the system will not execute them.

This book is quite good, the characters are very vivid, but there are too few chapters and too few people will read it.

Come on, come on, come on, work hard

Can the author publish a novel about helping Cao Cao, the Japanese overlord? It will definitely be a hit