[Conquest + invincibility + political intrigue + pure wish fulfillment (all that matters is having fun)]
Ji Linyuan transmigrates into the son of the Great Xia Empire’s only prince with a different surname. But after the emperor of Great Xia has no more use for him, he strips Ji Linyuan of his military command and steals his fortune. He is not only reduced to commoner status, but also exiled to the frontier, where the emperor hopes another country will do away with him.
At this critical moment, Ji Linyuan awakens the Supreme Emperor System. From the start, he obtains the invincible general Zhao Yun, the intelligence agency known as the Embroidered Uniform Guard, and a hundred thousand Mongol cavalry! The System also lets him purchase anything he needs.
Using the System, Ji Linyuan takes control of his fief and repels enemy nations. He follows the policy of “build high walls, stockpile grain, and claim the throne only when the time is right,” steadily expanding his power. With the System’s help, he also gathers the most renowned figures in Chinese history!
Need civil officials and generals? Ji Linyuan has Zhuge Liang, the “peerless chancellor”; Huo Qubing, the “Champion Marquis”; Bai Qi, the “God of Slaughter”; Yu Qian, the “celebrated official through the ages,” and more...
Need the great schools of thought? He shakes the world with his poetry, builds academies, and recruits scholars from across the land.
Need scientific geniuses? His knowledge surpasses that of the ancients and the moderns alike. One astonishing invention after another flows from his territory: gunpowder, papermaking, firearms...
Need beauties? He builds the Bronze Sparrow Terrace and gathers beauties from across the land. “I hear the Northern Mang empress still has her charms?” Every day, he listens to music at the pleasure houses and lives like an immortal!
And so Ji Linyuan builds an invincible army and establishes the Flourishing Empire!
One day, a million heavenly troops surround the capital. Ji Linyuan looks at the emperor trembling on the throne and smiles faintly.
“Your Majesty, why do you not kneel when you see me?”
From that day onward, wherever my sword points is the king’s domain, and everyone under heaven is my subject!
I shall unify the realm!
Question 1: When did Zhao Yun's military force value not enter the top five in the Three Kingdoms, but the top ten at most? Question 2: 10,000 gold and 500,000 taels of silver cannot support an army of 100,000 for several days;
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on!
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