[Farming + Technology + Empress + Relaxation + Yellow Robe Addition]
In his previous life, Han Ping had a master's degree in physics with perfect marks.
In this life, his soul traveled through ancient times, and he became a homeless man in the famine - he was originally a young man from a landlord's family, but his family was in ruins and he almost starved to death on the streets.
What, the men here are going to be snatched away as uncles and given wives by force?
What, a barbarian invasion?
In order to survive, he had to join the government as a small domestic slave, guarding a barren field.
Han Ping didn't want to pretend, but he accidentally went crazy and became the god of craftsmen, the godfather of merchants, and a saint in the literary world.
He wrote poems and debates on scriptures, made strategies to govern the country, pacified the three feudal lords, and established the East-West Factory and the Imperial Guard. He single-handedly kept the decaying dynasty alive for another hundred years.
Barbarian cavalry? Japanese pirate ship? You are stepping on my ground!
Destroy the barbarians, drive away the Japanese pirates, build gunboats, open up the Silk Road on land and sea, and conquer the world!
Wait, I just want to farm and support my family. How did this royal robe end up on me?
Looking at the millions of troops in front of him, Han Ping felt numb.
He looked at the empress sitting on the dragon's throne with great regret.
"Your Majesty, why did you rebel?"
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This is such an excellent work that I can't bear to finish reading it.
The language is concise, not verbose, and well written.
It's pretty good, but it feels a little suffocating in the middle, but it's not bad either.
Not bad, I've read Chapter 60
Good-looking, very good-looking, love watching it
The setting of robbing a son-in-law is quite interesting. Has such a thing ever happened in history? I have never understood the real fatuous king, but the fatuous king written by the author is really fatuous.