Late Ming Dynasty: Others Owed Wages and Rebelled Against Me, but No One Ran Away

Time traveled to the second year of Chongzhen, and I became a soldier in the Northern Shaanxi Guards Station. After four months of arrears of wages, a mutiny broke out, and Zhao Tiezhu put a knife on Qianhu's neck. I took out a piece of bread and said, "Follow me and we will have food for every meal." He put down the knife, knelt down and called "Master". [Food and shelter system] activated - distribute food and money to the people under your command every day to ensure basic survival. Others rebelled because they owed pay, but none of my soldiers ran away. While others starve to death, my soldiers always have meat. Others cannot pay their wages at the end of the month, but I pay them every day. But the system has limitations: the people under your command must be "convinced" - those whose loyalty is less than 60% will not be paid by the system. If the number of people with low loyalty exceeds 10%, the next day's food and salary will be halved. I not only want to give out food, but I also want to convince people. From a small flag in northern Shaanxi to the marshal of the world's soldiers and horses. I use the four words "food and housing included" to rewrite the history of the late Ming Dynasty.