Book Title: Marriage: From Grassland to Empire (Also known as: Send me to Marriage, and I will directly establish the Tang Empire)
College student Li Zhao accidentally traveled to a parallel world similar to that of Wu Zhou. After three years of hard work, he built a prosperous business district. He was about to lay it all down but was sent to the Turks with a marriage order from the empress. What's even more outrageous is that the empress played "The King of Qin Breaks the Formation" at the wedding banquet, causing Li and Tang's veterans to break their defenses on the spot. They were so angry that they decided to secretly help Li Zhao develop his power in the Turks.
Just when everyone thought that Li Zhao would be under someone else's care, unexpectedly, this "friendly dude" killed tribal leaders on the grassland, quelled civil strife, improved military discipline, built cities, made salt and iron, developed education, and unified the grasslands step by step!
Subsequently, they marched eastward to the Northeast, reclaimed the black soil, built vast hectares of granaries, and built millions of war horses. The grassland powers rose to prominence, and science and technology industry advanced by leaps and bounds!
When Li Zhao cut down the nobles and leveled the pasture land, the people applauded and the country's destiny on the grassland flourished. On the other hand, the empress joined forces with aristocratic families to rule the south harshly, and the Central Plains people were filled with resentment and war.
The empress established the boxer regime, and Li Zhao used artillery to blast the boxers to pieces.
Li Zhao then entered Chang'an first and established the Northern Tang Dynasty. The empress fled to Jiangnan in a hurry. Later, Li Zhao developed science and technology, reorganized his reputation and unified the world.
In the end, Li Zhao established a huge empire spanning three continents. All nations came to visit, and science and technology took off.
——"Marriage? That's just my starting point. The empire is my destination!"
This novel is okay. Think clearly. Remarkable.