"Being Emperor for One Day More Than Li Zicheng Can Earn 300 Yuan" tells the story of the player's battle in "Finished!" The dragon chair only lasted for one day! The magical road to wealth in interactive video games. Li Zicheng conquered Beijing and ended the Ming Dynasty, but he was defeated and died on the throne for only 42 days. The game uses this period of history as a blueprint to construct 50 plot lines: from the bloody battle in Tongguan, the desperate situation of torture and looting, to the conspiracy of uniting the captives to quell the bandits, and the hidden peace of the gods, every decision is made to break the curse of "42 days of destruction". When the player completes the entire plot of "The Reincarnation of the King", a hidden agreement is unlocked - if any plot line continues the Dashun regime to the 43rd day, the system will automatically award 300 yuan! The news detonated the circle of hard-core gamers: they used the military strategy written by Yao Xueyin to find loopholes in the deadlock of Wu Sangui's surrender to the Qing Dynasty and the Qing army's entry into the customs; they used Liu Zongmin's stick to force donations to overcome the financial difficulties, used land equalization and free grain to stabilize the people's hearts and prevent civil strife, and even colluded with alien forces to change the ending of the Jiashen. Finally, on the 43rd day, the rising sun pierced the virtual Forbidden City, and Chongzhen's taunting pop-up window flashed together with the 300 yuan payment notification - "I hanged myself without the face to see my father, do you feel guilty for accepting this shame?" This group of "time and space postmen" tore fate between the cracks between codes and historical facts, turning Li Zicheng's unfinished post counterattack into a magical spectacle of gold rush. When the code of wealth is forged into the fragment of the imperial seal, the weight of history is quietly changing in the hum of the game console - after all, sitting on the Dragon Chair can really be exchanged for three hundred yuan in cash!
