I, the Prince of Ming Dynasty, Am Regarded as a Strategy Game by People from the Future

Zhu Cixiang, the last prince of the Ming Dynasty, was reborn in the 16th year of Chongzhen. There were rogue bandits raging inside, Tartars watching outside, and constant factional fighting in the court. There was only one year left before the country was destroyed. Just when he was desperate, a sandbox interface called "Empire Twilight" appeared in front of him, and a mysterious voice from "later generations" began to echo in his mind. Li Xiang, a graduate student in the Department of History, is addicted to a strategy game called "11" that restores history. He chose the "Prince of the Ming Dynasty" camp and vowed to use his knowledge of modern economics, sociology and dragon-slaying skills to help this precarious dynasty. Li Xiang: "Start with land reform, issue bonds, and win over military leaders. I'm familiar with this routine!" Zhu Cixiang (heartbroken): Sir, what you said about "attacking the local tyrants to divide their land" is to punish the Nine Tribes! Also, what kind of magic is this "financial leverage"? Li Xiang: "Stop talking nonsense. If I ask you to conquer Wu Sangui, just go. This is an S-level general card!" Zhu Cixiang (forced to do business): Under the guidance of "Sir", he subdued the most unruly generals, implemented the most shocking reforms, and established a musketry army using the "three-stage strike" tactic. All civil and military officials in the dynasty regarded him as a monster, but step by step he pulled the declining Ming Dynasty back from the abyss.