Zhu Youjian was an ordinary modern man, but one day he transmigrated and became the last emperor of the Ming dynasty. The empire was beset by internal strife and external threats, and the Ming was on the brink of collapse. Fortunately, he was bound to a miraculous Spending System.
At first, the System was LV1, producing one tael of silver per minute. Every tael he spent earned him one experience point, and the more he spent, the higher his level. As his level rose, his income doubled again and again: LV2 produced two taels per minute, and LV3 produced four.
The System also came with a storage vault and a shop. The level-one shop sold weapons and supplies from the Ming and Qing dynasties, while after an upgrade, the level-two shop offered advanced military equipment from World War I and World War II. Zhu Youjian knew that money was power, and with a wave of his hand declared, “I've got money to burn, so let's spend it.”
By buying everything in sight and constantly upgrading the System, he armed the Ming. He quelled rebellions at home and stood against foreign powers abroad. From fighting for survival in desperate straits to colonizing the world, Zhu Youjian led the Ming to a stunning comeback. The once tottering dynasty regained its glory in his hands, and everywhere his gaze fell became part of the Ming Empire.
Author, since the protagonist you wrote is decisive in killing, then add a Buddhist character! Buddhism in the Ming Dynasty occupied as much land, money and food as these corrupt officials
Shuangwen, Shuangwen from beginning to end [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]
It doesn't matter whether the local officials will praise him or not, some authors like to sleep with bombs in their arms.
It's nice to look at and not very brainless.
This book is well written, why was it removed from the shelves? Think about it for a few days and then read it again