Spring and Autumn Killing: Travel Through Ancient Times and Become an Emperor

The story also begins with the male protagonist traveling through time in confusion. The modern human being Ming, who died unexpectedly, was lucky enough to have a second life, but unfortunately his soul passed through the body of Shen, the exiled son of the Chu Kingdom. Therefore, the male protagonist had no choice but to keep growing, exchange money wildly, grab soldiers, food, and territory, and then kidnapped the little beauty Yi Guang, took in Boss Sun, relied on superficial historical knowledge, and overcame obstacles all the way, and finally reached the top. [The pace of this book is relatively tight, really because the author is worried that the male protagonist does not have enough longevity. He has to annex dozens of princes, large and small, in the late Spring and Autumn Period, conquer the surrounding barbarians, and occasionally beat up rebellious officials and traitors. There is not enough time. So give him a strategic material exchange system, cut out the redundant plot, and what is left is basically killing, killing, killing...]