In the Late Ming Dynasty, I Became Emperor from a Bandit

Learn from Ming Taizu's strategy of governing the country, implement the methods of farming and building cities, and recruit talents from all over the world; first establish yourself in the late Ming Dynasty, then fight against the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, rely on the power of muskets to dominate the world, and strive to develop science and technology; the story is unsystematic and there are few female characters. The protagonist is unlucky enough to be struck by lightning until the end of the Ming Dynasty, when the bandit leader "Sai Zhuge" is betrayed by his second boss and is seriously injured and on the verge of death. He first settled the internal conflicts, and then tried to accumulate wealth and gradually develop and expand his lair. After all, his first pot of gold was not separated from his old gangster business--by robbing riches and attacking unscrupulous gentry, he continued to strengthen his own strength. In order to light up the technology tree, the protagonist asks his pirates (or "maritime forces") to introduce to him scientists abandoned by Europe and specially cultivate his own talents. By continuing to fight against the government, the protagonist gradually forces Emperor Chongzhen to move the capital south. In order to ensure the continuity of the system, the protagonist first ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and then implemented policies such as "sharing the land with farmers" and "paying grain to both officials and gentry"; at the same time, he improved the social status of engineers and scientific and technological talents, vigorously developed industry and commerce, and levied commercial taxes. After many years of development, the protagonist finally becomes the "ball leader" (or "global master") who controls the world.