I Started the Industrial Revolution in the Tang Dynasty

Name: I Started the Industrial Revolution in the Tang Dynasty
Author: Feed The Dog Affectionately

by Feed The Dog Affectionately

ongoing History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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10Kwords

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Ch. 4 — Bane

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About This Novel

[No system + no brain + Datang + modern thought collides with feudal thought] When you take a complete set of knowledge of modern industrial systems and plunge into the prosperous age of Zhenguan praised in history books. Initially, you just want to survive. Relying on advanced knowledge, in this era of supremacy of imperial power, earn a way to survive without being trampled on at will. Later, you want to live decently. From a commoner to the title of County Marquis, Duke of Jin, and in charge of the Ministry of Industry, he became Li Shimin's most trusted right-hand man and the most dazzling upstart in Chang'an City. The house is full of gold and silver, the door is full of guests, and the aristocratic family treats you like a distinguished guest. The history books have already reserved for you the eternal reputation of "the most famous official in Zhenguan". You have walked all the way from surviving to being above ten thousand people, and all the needs of survival and life are in your hands. You should have followed this road and completed the most perfect life of a time traveler. But when you stand on the Danbi in the Taiji Palace, you look up at the prosperity and glory of Chang'an, but when you look down, you see the gap outside the red wall: There are still people who cut off their limbs to avoid corvee labor, there are still farmers who are forced to sell their sons and daughters due to land annexation, and there are still countless people who are struggling to survive. Under the iron feudal law of "Emperor Herdsmen", they are stepping stones to a prosperous age, and they have to do their best to even live a stable life. The modern soul engraved in the bones surges at this moment: Should we let go of our obsessions, become a vested interest in this prosperous age, enjoy the glory of becoming a prince and prime minister, and become a famous official of the Tang Dynasty who will leave his name in history? Or should you make a fist with your right hand, risk everything you earn, and open up a path of survival for the people at the bottom who are silently sinking in this prosperous age--to be enemies with the entire imperial power system and the entire feudal era?