[Fourth-Dimensional Disaster + multiple perspectives and ensemble cast + historical fiction + nation-building + no romance + satisfying power fantasy]
The hotly anticipated closed beta for Great Tang Splendor is underway!
Welcome to the game Great Tang Splendor! Put in the grind, and you can rise from a cannon-fodder laborer to a regional governor and a local magnate.
An excellent strategy game! An excellent role-playing game! An excellent management simulator!
As long as you’re willing to grind, there’s nothing you can imagine that Great Tang Splendor can’t do!
After a plane crash, Li Tan transmigrates to the Tang dynasty, following the An Lushan Rebellion. The moment he arrives, his elder brother the crown prince closes in on him at every turn, his personal guards are killed, and the Uyghurs and Tibetans encircle him. Faced with a catastrophic situation from the start, he immediately wants to lie flat!
What? A summoning System?! Well, maybe it’s worth a try!
After binding the System, Li Tan immediately summons players from Earth.
From then on, Longyou begins to develop under the radar.
An Lushan is raiding the two capitals? The Tibetans are making trouble? The frontier military governors refuse to follow orders?
Watch as the players turn desolate Longyou into a prosperous land beyond the Great Wall, build up the wool industry to gradually absorb the Uyghurs, expand the Protectorate General to Pacify the West, and bring technology into people’s everyday lives, restoring the glorious Tang dynasty...
The transmigrator Li Tan says:
Transmigration isn’t so hard after all!
(He waves grandly.) Everyone, this is the empire I conquered!
The players from Blue Star say:
Before trying Great Tang Splendor: What kind of scam game is this? They’re even using artificial scarcity to drum up demand! Not even a dog would play it!
After trying Great Tang Splendor: Aaaah! This game is divine! The Tang armor is so realistic, the battles so epic, and the farming and management are so much fun! Don’t stop me, I can keep grinding!
Embarrassingly give yourself a pat on the back! Because this is the first book, it has many shortcomings and it is difficult to find information. I hope you can stick to it!