Even a Young Marquis Can Scheme for the Nation

[Transmigration + History + Farming] The protagonist, Lin Xuan, transmigrates into the body of a young marquis. He uses modern knowledge to build roads, farm the land, and train a new army.

He waters his horses by the Yangtze and sings beneath the forest canopy, living freely and repaying kindness and enmity alike.

Modern academies, greenhouse farming, penicillin, black powder: he masters them all with ease.

He builds the peerless Thunder Army, equips every soldier with flintlock rifles and thunderclap bombs (black powder), sweeps through the nations, and makes his name known overseas.

Yet serving a ruler is like keeping company with a tiger. Once every powerful enemy has been eliminated, the ruler and his ministers are bound to turn against each other. All those years of yielding only earn him ever harsher treatment. When his friends and family are brutally killed, he rises in rebellion and takes the throne for himself. As the saying goes: Beneath the willow by Clear Creek, leaves fall; the winds rise and clouds gather, and the world is remade!