The Iron-Blooded Emperor of Long Yu Jiuzhou

Lu Chen, a modern military doctor, travels through the soul of the last prince of the Chu Dynasty. The dynasty is in crisis: the palace is on fire, Hu Qi is knocking on the gate, the vassal kings are separatist, and powerful ministers are forcing the palace. Relying on the orders of the late Emperor Hu Ben's guards and Sun Tzu's art of war, he killed the rebels with iron blood, defeated the Hu cavalry in the Gobi, and conquered Japan across the sea. In ten years, the Chu cavalry reached Fusang in the east and Persia in the west, exerting pressure all over the world. He built the Palace of All Nations to receive congratulations from all nations, and promoted technological innovations such as steam armor. At the age of eighty, he touched the satellite orbit map on his sleeve and witnessed the great Chu using modern wisdom to build an eternal empire across Europe and Asia, writing an imperial legend that blended ancient and modern times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.