I Built the Divine Han Dynasty Five Thousand Years Ago!

Is there any Shen Nong here to give it a try?

As a ruler, what is the use of only engaging in military affairs without developing people's livelihood? Sooner or later, killing and killing every day will lead to boredom and problems. People's lives must also be improved.

Are there any similar books? I like this type more recently

The protagonist is that he clearly wants to conquer the world. After conquering the world, aren't the people of the world his own people? Isn't it the same now as it will be in the future? Wouldn't your own country, which is as big as yours, stop developing and instead discriminate and harm the people of other countries, not knowing that those are the people you want to conquer in the future? Are they their own people? No pattern at all? The vastness of the sea means that there is harmony but there is greatness. The protagonist is narrow-minded and he is still an emperor. **

A divine court was built, so why are there only a few relics left after ** years? Everything has been buried in the earth, is this still the divine court?

This woman is too redundant

How long does it take to write about a period of five thousand years before jumping directly to a long period of time five thousand years in the future? And what about the protagonist's heroine's harem?

This book is better than many of Feilu's books

I want to see what will happen if the emperor is left with three thousand suns and the legend of Ascension in the Day is

Now I just want to know how such a mythical dynasty disappeared