Ming Dynasty: Card & Court

Become a Ming official. Use cards to build your board of political intrigue！

The game revolves around an original core of "Card Strategy + Landlord-Like Thrilling Settlement," immersing you in the power struggles of the Ming Dynasty bureaucracy. Each card draw is not only a high-stakes gamble for wealth and prestige but also a strategic choice on the brink—pay taxes, get promoted, rewrite history, and carve your name into real historical events!

【 Deep Card Building × Dynamic Fate-Line Settlement】
■ In a 5×5 card pool, skillfully match the four attribute cards—"Reputation," "Policy," "Investigation," and "Faction Impeachment"—to activate chain bonus effects (e.g., adjacent card income doubles, attribute EXP bonus).
Through the 'Board Fate Line' settlement rules, convert same-card combos into explosive chains that yield silver coins and resources. Experience the thrill of "one draw decides your fate"!

【Immersive Bureaucratic Promotion Simulation】
■ Start as a commoner and challenge the official rank system from the Ninth Grade up to the Three Excellencies. Each round, you must meet evaluation targets of "Pass/Good/Excellent."
An Excellent rating unlocks rare cards and fate entries; a Good rating expands your asset pool; failure risks demotion or even game over!

【 Strategic Choices in the Tide of History】
■ Encounter real historical events annually (e.g., Zhang Juzheng's Reforms, Wokou pirate raids). Your decisions dynamically impact national attributes:
■ ✅ Enact sound policies→Boost card income, ease tax pressure;
■ ❌ Make a political misstep→Trigger disasters and rebellions, causing settlement rewards to plummet!
■ Face mounting tax pressure year after year—if you run out of silver coins, it's game over immediately. Survival and promotion must go hand in hand!

【 Ultimate Goal: Wield Supreme Power, Avert the Crisis】
■ Can you balance the factions in the power struggle and ultimately rise to the position of the Three Excellencies?
■ Can you implement reforms before the empire collapses, averting the tragedy of the late Ming Dynasty?
■ Your choices are the answer of history!