Late Ming: Raising a Massive Army of Cavalry and Archers to Crush the Jurchens

A satisfying political power struggle: start with a rush, then use a little brains to lie low and grow stronger in Nanjing. Once powerful enough, kick the Jurchens and trample Li Zicheng. (You don’t need to have played Mount & Blade to enjoy it. The System is only there to make the early stages more satisfying; later on, most development relies on the locals.) The story focuses on political maneuvering. After raising an army, it’s all-out aggression and a crushing march forward.

By chapter twenty, I recruit talented people, develop the economy, and then rise in rebellion.

Exterminate the Japanese pirates and colonize Europe and America.