There are always a variety of different explanations regarding the functions and values of historical studies. However, there is one thing the majority of historians may agree on; that is, if you take a practical point of view, the values of historical studies are not that apparent, nor are its functions immediately effective. For historical studies to gather attention and resources for continuous growth under these circumstances and in an utilitarian society, aside from the researcher's passionate interest and a short term demand created by government policy, we must find a postulation that is easily understandable, so that the practical Proleteriat may effortlessly recognize the value of historical studies. Utilitarianism may be controversial, but with limited time and resources, a society must use practical judgement to apply resources to the most beneficial matters at present. For this reason, this paper attempts to demonstrate the value of historical studies from the benefit measurement perspective, attracting more investors to historical studies. Using the increasingly important System Think concept and System Dynamics theory in various research fields in recent years, this paper attempts to develop a series of methods that not only emphasize Time Delay and Casual Feedback but also utilize System Think in a manner that is applicable to historical studies. By nurturing the System Think concept and an open mentality, we can assist people who are walking away from the dangerous and narrow-minded thinking of divided, haphazard, controlled, framing effect, and 'man can conquer nature' to make historical study's unique application value in real society prominent. It should be emphasized that this paper is only an attempt. The methods or viewpoints in the research are not necessarily 'correct' let alone 'perfect'. Simply, the viewpoints and methods discussed are just starting points for another potential direction of thinking, when facing historical study being marginalized.