At the End of the Ming Dynasty, I Relied on Poaching People to Unify the World

Work resume Book title: "Late Ming Dynasty: I Unify the World by Poaching People" Genre: fictional history·system flow·farming article·easy direction Core idea: Huang Hao, a man from science and engineering, travels through the late Ming Dynasty and activates the [Talent Identification System] - it can only look at a person's potential value, but there is no exchange, no space, and no combat bonus. What's even more deceiving is that there is really no one in this small place: the old Sun who saved him scored 17 points, the village is full of ordinary people with scores below 20 points, and the only deserter from the frontier army, Zhang Dashan, is already a treasure with 71 points. The main line of the story: Starting from exchanging a knife for eighteen pounds of grain, Huang Hao was on the verge of starving to death and spiraled wildly. While calculating how many days they would have enough food, they would subdue the low-scoring talents one by one and slowly build up the team. While others were still struggling with the gains and losses of one city or one place, he had already set his sights on the whole world - Western gunsmiths, Japanese samurai, and Southeast Asian merchants were all on the system's list to be conquered. Core highlights: True survival (every kilogram of food must be eaten) + talent cultivation (low scores can grow) + global talent poaching (from Liushutun to the whole world) + easy complaining style