Lin Yuan transmigrates to the Great Li Dynasty, where chaos is brewing, and becomes a low-ranking historian with little influence.
Just as the powerful Grand Commandant is deposing the emperor, Lin Yuan awakens the System of Fame.
The System lets him recruit famous civil officials and military generals from Chinese history using fame points. He can even recruit entire armies.
But the System requires him to have enough fame points, so to activate it, he channels the spirit of Yuan Shen right on the spot!
Grand Commandant: “The affairs of the realm are mine to decide. If I do this now, who would dare disobey?”
Lin Yuan: “The affairs of the realm belong to the emperor and his loyal ministers. You... are nothing but a usurper. What can you possibly do?”
Grand Commandant: “Would you like to test whether my sword is sharp?”
Lin Yuan: “My sword is sharp, too!”
Empress: “Minister Lin is truly the most loyal official in all of history!”
Later, riots break out in the capital. A massive fire burns away the Great Li Dynasty's last breath, and the empress is in mortal danger.
Fortunately, she receives a letter from Lin Yuan. He writes that he has already assembled an army and will come to her rescue soon.
The empress is deeply moved and trusts Lin Yuan even more.
Empress: “What do you need me to do, my minister?”
Lin Yuan: “The Northern Dynasty.”
Empress: “Move the capital? That's fine. As long as the green hills remain, there's no shortage of firewood.”
Lin Yuan: “Thank you for granting my request, Your Majesty.”
Empress: “???”
Empress: “Isn't Minister Lin supposed to be loyal?”
Machiavellian: ⭐️
Military: ⭐️
The villain succeeds: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Three points into the wood)
The author's brain is equal to the character's brain, and the recruited famous officials will become poisonous if they cannot understand their strategies and politics. It is better to only recruit soldiers and be able to purchase food, weapons, and crops, because each famous official has his own personality and characteristics. It is easy to get confused if you recruit too many.
Machiavellian: ⭐️ Military: ⭐️ The villain succeeds: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Three points into the wood)
The author's brain is equal to the character's brain, and the recruited famous officials will become poisonous if they cannot understand their strategies and politics. It is better to only recruit soldiers and be able to purchase food, weapons, and crops, because each famous official has his own personality and characteristics. It is easy to get confused if you recruit too many.
Feeling pretty good
Update soon!