All Civilizations Are Competing for Hegemony. Should I Feed the Tiger at the Beginning?

Lin Yu, an old war criminal from P Club with an ambition of steel, who has been mixed up in Calradia and the old world, is a warrior with both knight-and-slash and all-combat skills. He never thought that his epic start would be so embarrassing. With full confidence, I chose Chinese civilization and set off, only to encounter a hungry and beautiful tiger head-on! He almost staged an alien version of "Wu Song fights the tiger", but he ended up feeding the tiger before he even started. After finally establishing a territory with bruises and bruises, Lin Yu looked at the lone crooked tree outside the gate and had a thought in his mind: How could this scenery... Be so similar to the one on Meishan Mountain? Do princes and generals like Xiang Ning have the guts? Lin Yu had a bleak start, but he relied on five thousand years of Chinese heritage! When others laugh at Chinese civilization, within the territory: barrel carts lead to the Tianhe River, terraced fields are stacked with golden waves, and warehouses are full to support an army of millions! On the battlefield: the foot soldiers advance like mountains, the divine arms and bows cover the sky and the sun, and the iron pagoda grinds bones into dust! He has only one goal: in the name of Yanhuang, let the dragon flag be planted in every inch of the sunlit place! (This is an imaginary novel, slightly humorous, and the system is not a cheat. The protagonist is a "waste", really a waste, and he grows up slowly. The early pace is very slow, mainly humorous, just a spoof, don't take it too seriously (Brain Storage). I hope readers can read it patiently.)