I Sell Arms in Ancient Times, but My Country Accuses Me of Trafficking in Artifacts

After transmigrating to Longguo in a parallel world, Ning Yuan inherits his family's paper effigy factory, which is on the verge of closing down.

Just as he's worrying about how to make ends meet, he suddenly receives a huge order from a mysterious client.

Qin Shi Huang unifies the Six Kingdoms.

The Six Kingdoms: Sun Tzu said that war is all about deception. But you didn't say Ying Zheng had a Gatling gun, and one that shoots blue fire, at that!

Emperor Wu of Han defeats the Xiongnu.

The Chanyu: When I saw the Han cavalry riding these two-wheeled monsters that went bzzzz, you can imagine how desperate I felt!

The Battle of Red Cliffs.

Cao Cao: I thought having a carrier would make me invincible, but I never expected the other side to have anti-ship missiles!

At Hulao Pass, two kings are captured in one battle.

Dou Jiande and Wang Shichong: Shameless Li Er, he actually has a heavily armored combined-arms brigade!

The late Ming rebellions.

Li Zicheng had only just ridden into Yanjing when he stared at the iron turtle across from him and fell silent.

Longguo notices various antiques appearing on the market recently and launches an investigation.

Ning Yuan: Officer, this is just a paper effigy factory. What is there to investigate?

The Orchid Pavilion Preface, the Yongle Encyclopedia... And you still claim you're not trafficking cultural relics?!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.