Late Ming Dynasty: Rise from Recruiting Imperial Soldiers

Summon soldiers+Struggle for hegemony+ When the protagonist is chased by bandits and is on the verge of death, his blood is stained with the old token left by his parents, activating the "Age of Empires III Asian Dynasty Summoning System". Summoning rules: - Initial unlock: The basic arms of the three Asian civilizations of China (Ming and Qing Dynasties), Japan, and the Mughal Empire of India. You can summon 10 basic infantry for free every day (randomly among the three civilizations, or specified by the protagonist). The summons requires the consumption of "resource points" (food, gold, silver, and population can all be exchanged, 1 stone of food = 1 resource point, 1 tael of silver = 10 resource points). - Unlocking of arms: As the protagonist expands his power and completes system tasks (such as "repelling the bandits", "defending the fort" and "gathering the refugees"), he will gradually unlock intermediate and advanced arms, as well as the unique buildings of each civilization (such as the Confucius Temple in China, the shrine in Japan, and the Agra Fort in India) and technological bonuses.