I Want to Save Ming Dynasty but the System Makes Me the Mascot

Seeing the enfeoffment system, the author cheers and goodbye.

..... The protagonist just watched those people die for their country and did nothing? This is a good opportunity to fool the players. Let the players save people. Even if they can't be saved, they can still show it to the players. It will affect the players' thoughts to a certain extent. It does not seek to train the players to be smart, but at least let them respect some "NPCs".

The description of the Ming Dynasty, which has been in danger for a long time, the people have no homes and no land, the soldiers have no helmets and no armor, and the part where Chongzhen angrily scolds the officials is somewhat touching 👍👍👍

Can saving the country and nation be turned into a game? With all due respect, I can't stand this.

There is a bug where the player can be resurrected, but the soldiers he leads cannot see it, and other people in the court cannot see it. This is a problem. After all, a person who has just been hacked to death and can be resurrected after a while should be a big problem in ancient times, right?

Chongzhen wanted to save the Ming Dynasty, so he needed players? Isn't it true that all dogs in Huangji Palace can be rescued?

Yu Qian had the Ming emperor killed and his family sent to the enemy for humiliation. Who dares to be loyal to the Ming Dynasty? Unparalleled

This reminds me of a novel I read before, in which the protagonist traveled through Nanming. I found myself traveling through time and becoming two people. An emperor. An ontology. Both can remember the alley. Sensory alley, and the main consciousness can switch between the two bodies at any time. How to describe it? That is, both people are the same person. Although sometimes they do their own things, their single-consciousness memories are interconnected, just like one person. And two bodies. No matter what we do, we all know each other. Can't describe it. That is. Two people have one consciousness. It doesn't affect what you usually do at all. It doesn't matter what you do normally. . It's a very magical feeling, like two hands. Sharing a brain. . Afterwards, the protagonist transformed into Yue Fei of the Southern Ming Dynasty and used his modern knowledge to fight against the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Qing Dynasty was basically unstoppable. . At the end. After the protagonist chopped off the claws of the Manchu Qing Dynasty heading south, when they were about to continue the Northern Expedition, the civil and military officials were confused in their hearts. This person usually restrains himself and strives for the emperor's trust. He actually openly tried to steal people's hearts. Now the popularity is so high that almost everyone knows that he is Yue Wumu, but they don't know that there is an emperor. This goes on. The master is shocked by his high achievements. Sooner or later, when he would be beheaded on unfounded charges, who would have thought that he and the emperor were actually the same person. Just have two bodies

I haven't read it yet. The introduction says that if you can't take power, how can you enfeoff it?

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was no centralization of power. They are all terminally ill. Even in the United States, the president has centralized power and has the power to bypass Congress and launch wars. Political power comes from the barrel of a gun. This is the experience summed up by our ancestors. If China does not centralize power, it will soon enter an era of warlord rule. There are only a few countries with true democracy and freedom that dare to do this.

In fact, both the enfeoffment system and the centralization system have their own advantages and disadvantages. In terms of lifespan, the enfeoffment system actually has a longer lifespan. However, in terms of the power exerted after integration, the centralization system has more room for development. However, there are a few people in history who can bring the power of centralization into full play. There are very few systems in history that surpass the enfeoffment system, and they were all during the founding of the People's Republic of China. However, the system has never been static. It is enough to change it if you know its shortcomings. Therefore, there is no one who is advanced and who is behind in the system. Only who is in power has the advantages and disadvantages of the system.

So far, I have killed a civil servant, and it was the players who killed him. Farewell

You can see this cover almost every day in Daily Guide, but the title of the book often changes.

I feel very deeply. If I write it down at this pace, as long as I don't add poison, it will definitely be a masterpiece.

In fact, I think for Li Zicheng, losing at the hands of players is a good thing, as it gives him a chance to learn a lesson. Seeing the surrender of the border troops, they rebelled again, knowing that before accepting surrender in the future, they would have to break up and reorganize the surrendering troops. Accept the betrayal of officials and know that to train your own administrative staff, you cannot directly use demotion. Moreover, the player does not massacre the people like the Qing army. As long as there are still people, his troops can recruit more. The Dashun Army did not withdraw from the stage of history until 1664, so it was early to arrive.

This cover, tsk tsk tsk

Newbie, new book, please support me, thank you!

Eunuchs can all take daily poison classes?

Players don't want to marry wives or visit brothels? They will find that women's clothes can really be taken off, and there is no mosaic at all. Everything can be seen.

Doesn't this give me a boost