The modern soul traveled through time and became King Wu Li Ke, the son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and the grandson of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. Knowing that his status was sensitive, he asked himself to be a vassal in Jiangnan at the age of ten and lay dormant.
In the prosperous land of Wu, he promoted agriculture and mulberry, strengthened industry and commerce, opened sea transportation, gathered wealth and supported the people, and won the reputation of "Wise King"; he secretly trained elite soldiers, studied "Gewu" (the prototype of gunpowder), built an intelligence network, and accumulated strength. He watched with cold eyes as Chang'an seized the throne and kept a low profile to share the country's worries.
During the Yonghui period, the powerful minister Sun Wuji took advantage of the "Fang Yiai Case" to make trouble. At the critical moment of life and death, Li Ke fought back desperately, united all parties to expose the conspiracy, and finally brought down Changsun, and returned to the center with a huge reputation.
From then on, he worked step by step to suppress the rise of Empress Wu and finally ascended to the throne. After ascending to the throne, he set off a storm of reforms: reforming the system, the imperial examination revolution and breaking down the family; recruiting and strengthening the army, secretly researching gunpowder, pacifying Goguryeo, subduing Tibet, and conquering the Western Regions; encouraging industry and commerce, expanding sea trade, and benefiting people's livelihood.
Dispelling the haze of Anshi, a more powerful, prosperous, and open New Tang Dynasty emerged in his hands, opening a "New Kaiyuan Era" that far exceeded history! See how Li Ke uses modern wisdom to break through the shackles of identity, aspire to the Ninth Five-Year Plan, and recreate the glorious Tang Dynasty!
Reader comments
It's okay to read it as a novel. Maybe I'm too picky. There are a lot of flaws in the details. It doesn't matter if it's a novel. Unfortunately, I'm used to rigorous reading. I can only say that it's okay, but it can't be taken seriously.
It's okay to read it as a novel. Maybe I'm too picky. There are a lot of flaws in the details. It doesn't matter if it's a novel. Unfortunately, I'm used to rigorous reading. I can only say that it's okay, but it can't be taken seriously.