Zheng Yi, an Internet product manager, dressed as a cyberpunk version of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty, and started out in a copy of hell: the four parties were holding back, the treasury was too empty to run, rogue mechanical plagues exploded all over the place, and the Seven Kingdoms were blocked by technical barriers, but it was bound to the "Tiangong System" that could awaken famous historical ministers and generals.
He doesn't play moral kidnapping, and directly uses product iteration thinking to become emperor: pulling one faction to fight another to balance the court, plundering corrupt officials' homes to exchange for cash flow, distributing military pay directly to the loyalty value according to KPI, step by step unlocking the reincarnation of Bai Qi, Zhuge Liang, and Mozi, transforming the Black Ice Platform and the trapped camp into cyber special forces, overthrowing the old order and starting an industrial revolution. If he loses, he will have to serve as a raw material colony for the Star Allies.
When Chongzhen did not need to hang himself on a coal mountain, he could overthrow China's global hegemony by writing demand documents. Can you believe this?