The Turbulent Spring and Autumn

Name: The Turbulent Spring and Autumn
Author: Little Disassembler

乱虎春秋

by Little Disassembler (小小分解者)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 736k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 8mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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After transmigrating to ancient times, Xia Chenghu is conscripted from the start and hides in the mountains. When he returns home, his sister-in-law is wary of him and his younger brother's wife resents him. To escape the ravages of war, Xia Chenghu leads the villagers as they flee. To rise to power, he wins hearts, conquers heroes from every corner, and builds a naval empire at the southern end of the continent.

His devoted, sweet-natured sweetheart eagerly joins the navy. She not only helps Xia Chenghu develop equipment, but also wants to help him command troops as they build an invincible fleet together.

While the country tears itself apart in war, the South Sea Fleet sails abroad to conquer the world, claim more land, and constantly ship resources back home.

In an age when the whole world is poor, backward, and feudal, the people of Yanxia have already begun to conquer the stars and seas.

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