[Ming Dynasty + invincible + System + conquest]
Zhu Changzhi transmigrates into the body of the fourth son, the least favored child of the Wanli Emperor, and becomes a pawn in the struggle between the Crown Prince, Zhu Changluo, and Zhu Changxun.
At the same time, the Japanese invade Korea, a Ming vassal state.
The System grants him one hundred thousand Confucian scholars, each nine feet tall, but he can only claim them within his own fief.
As a result, he offends the Wanli Emperor and is banished to the frontier.
Only then does he discover that expanding his fief earns him points for a prize draw.
[Ding! Congratulations, Host! You have received a thousand prehistoric mammoths for your army!]
[Ding! Congratulations, Host! You have received two thousand long-range heavy cannons and five hundred thousand explosive shells!]
[Ding! Congratulations, Host! You have received an invincible fleet!]
Zhu Changzhi slaughters the Japanese pirates until they tremble in fear, the Ming Dynasty quakes, and Korea submits.
A year later, Zhu Changzhi invades Kyoto, plants his foot on the emperor's head, and asks, “Your Majesty, why have you rebelled?”
Three years later, the risen Jianzhou Jurchens beg to be incorporated into the Ming Dynasty.
Five years later, the Wanli Emperor places the Imperial Seal of State in Zhu Changzhi's hands himself. “You can be emperor from now on!”
I didn't see that the person who framed the protagonist is still inked.
Playing with the string full without releasing the arrow, really 6, but in any real-life background, if you do this a few times, the bow will be broken.
So beautiful oh oh oh
The development of the plot is very interesting and paced. I don't know which direction the author is going to take the writing. Is it going to unify the world or become a fantasy?
Annoying! You have to open the golden finger, but you have to open it a little smaller and do it step by step. If you are invincible from the beginning, why should you look at it?