The Mad Lord of the Ming Dynasty: Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty from the Beginning

No system｜Pure game of power｜Accurate historical facts｜Contrast feeling of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger｜No irrigation, no intelligence Hide and hide the front (Gou develops) → Seize power in the face of danger (define the world) → Eliminate the dynasty and eliminate abuses (consolidate the foundation) → Put an end to chaos and calm the people (consolidate the foundation and cultivate the people) → Destroy foreign enemies (increase the country's prestige) → Restructure and prosper (continue the national destiny) Everyone believes that Wang Yong is weak and incompetent, but the protagonist uses the perspective of God of history to survive through cracks, hide his cards, save money and people, and avoid all foreshadowings of death. He only makes plans, does not take sides, does not take the lead, and secures the absolute first move in order to ascend the throne. A thrilling succession to the throne, boiling frogs in warm water to control the court, against the routine of not killing Wei Zhongxian quickly, using checks and balances, taking power step by step, accurately liquidating the eunuchs, suppressing Donglin's empty talk, filling the treasury, and reshaping the order of the court. Deeply cultivate people's livelihood, eradicate the hidden dangers of natural disasters and refugees, eliminate early bandits and eliminate the root causes of troubles, rectify local government, reform grassroots finance and taxation, strengthen military training, reserve talents, and comprehensively consolidate the foundation of the prosperous Ming Dynasty. Change the national defense strategy from passive defense to proactive attack, thwart Hou Jin's invasion, regain lost territory outside the customs, deter foreign enemies in Mobei and Haiphong, and reshape the Ming Dynasty's dominance in East Asia. Clear away internal and external resistance, deeply reform the long-standing shortcomings of the late Ming Dynasty, reconstruct the court, finance and taxation, government, industry and commerce, and education systems, break through the shackles of the times, and fully open up the prosperous Ming Dynasty.