Wanli: I Spend Money to Pay

In 1591 of the Ming Dynasty, a piece of tactics was presented to the Emperor Ming Dynasty. There was only less than half a year left before Toyotomi Hideyoshi sent his troops to invade the country. Zhang Juzheng died, Qi Jiguang passed away, and all the pillars of the previous dynasty were withered. Party strife in the court, civil and military corruption, and the loss of pay; Jurchens lurking in hiding outside the customs, Mongolian invaders in Mobei frequently invaded the border, Ming Dynasty was deeply troubled by internal and external troubles, and the Japanese disaster was approaching, and the country was in danger. The souls of ordinary people transformed into the new king of Wanli, who only knew fragmented historical knowledge, and took over the devastated Ming Dynasty when it was in danger. Not adhering to the ancestral system, he spent all the money in the emperor's internal treasury, fully paid and organized the border troops, trained a strong army, and went to Korea to defeat the invading Japanese army. The good news spread all over the world, and everyone in the country wanted to take advantage of the situation and crush Fusang. However, the emperor suddenly issued a decree: allowing the sale of grain to the defeated Japan. The government and the public were in an uproar, hundreds of officials remonstrated one after another, and the people were full of confusion: After defeating the Japanese with blood, why did they use money and food to support the enemy? When Yang Yinglong in Bozhou raised his troops to rebel, and fought hard to destroy the vassal vassal that had dragged down the fate of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor only downplayed: "This battle is so easy that it's not worth the effort." The three great conquests of Wanli, which originally drained the national treasury, have since become one less bitter battle.