Late Ming Dynasty: Twenty Thousand Taels a Day, I Will Kill Dorgon

[Late Ming Dynasty + system + farming + fighting for hegemony, cool article] In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Zhang Songwen became a useless scholar in Sihui County who failed to pass the examination for ten consecutive years. The system only has one sentence: as many people as there are in the county, he will receive as many taels of silver every day. With a population of 20,000, the daily income is 20,000 taels, which is more than 7 million taels a year. With too much money to spend, he built city walls, built artillery factories, bought warships, hired foreign soldiers, and refined flintlock guns, and he turned a small county town into the hardest territory in the south. The vanguard of the Qing army came to the city. Looking at the fifteen-meter-high city wall, the rows of flintlock guns on the city head, and the Western warships on the river, they took a deep breath: "This... Is the county seat?"