There Is a Group Every Month, How Can Daming Lose?

Traveling through Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming Dynasty, the beginning is on hell difficulty. The Qing army's cavalry had broken through Guangdong and Guangxi, and the court was still arguing about "where to escape." Emperor Shaowu, who was competing with me for the throne, even issued a death edict in Guangzhou. Looking around, the mountains and rivers are broken and loyal ministers are withered. I seem to have seen the end of the old tree in Meishan. Until a voice sounded in my mind: [The Imperial Legion system has been bound] [Core rules: If you actually control a province, you can get permanent logistics and equipment support from a full main force group every month] From that day on, the painting style of Ming Dynasty changed drastically. When Li Chengdong's elite soldiers besieged Guangzhou, what he saw was the sudden appearance of three thousand heavy armors on the city wall, with swords and guns like a forest. When Sun Kewang tried to coerce the emperor and command the princes in Yunnan, he faced the nine thousand cavalry standing silently behind me, and the reflection from the armor stung his eyes. When Duduo led the Eight Banners southward with full confidence, ready to complete his victory in one battle... He found in despair that behind my battle line, brand-new legions were still taking shape, armed and lined up, as if they would never end. The Qing emperor threw a memorial in the Forbidden City: "Who is besieging whom? Did his soldiers, armor, food and wages fall from the sky?!" I sat on the rebuilt Nanjing throne, overlooking the vast territory. The system log scrolls quietly in front of you: [Complete control of Yingtian Mansion... New legion quota has been issued] [Complete control of Zhejiang Province... New legion quota has been issued] Okay, now comes the problem. How can the Ming Dynasty, which has unlimited reserves and automatically +1 to its legions every month, lose?