Lin Yu is a veteran of Paradox games who has conquered Hearts of Iron, roamed Calradia and the Old World, and mastered both Mount & Blade and Total War. He never imagined his epic start would be such a disaster.
Full of confidence, he chooses to begin as a member of the Huaxia civilization, only to come face-to-face with a hungry tiger! He nearly becomes the cautionary tale in an otherworldly version of “Wu Song Fights the Tiger,” ending up as the tiger’s first meal before he can even begin his journey.
After a bruising struggle, he finally establishes a territory. But when he looks at the lone crooked-neck tree outside the gate, Lin Yu feels his heart sink. This scenery... why does it look so much like the place where the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty met his end?
“Are kings and nobles born to the purple?” Lin Yu may have a dismal start, but he has the glorious five-thousand-year legacy of Huaxia behind him! While others mock Chinese civilization, within his territory, waterwheels draw water from the heavens, terraced fields ripple with golden grain, and overflowing granaries feed an army of a million! On the battlefield, infantry in mountain-like heavy armor advance, divine-arm crossbows blot out the sky, and iron-clad cavalry crush bones to dust!
He has only one goal: in the name of Yan and Huang, plant the dragon banner in every place touched by sunlight!
(This is a fictional, slightly humorous story. The System is not a golden finger. The protagonist is a “loser,” a genuine one, and he grows gradually. The pace is very slow at first, with the humor taking center stage. It’s just silly fun, so don’t take it too seriously. (Brain storage here.) I hope readers will be patient and stick with it.)
Dear readers, first of all, thank you very sincerely for your reading and feedback. I also realized that the pace of the early part of the novel was slow, especially the process of territorial management and details. The writing was a bit detailed and lengthy, which may affect the reading experience. If you are not very interested in these contents, you can start reading directly from Chapter 31. The previous content is not very important. The subsequent plot will gradually unfold and the pace will speed up, so it should be okay. The protagonist himself is an ordinary person who traveled through time and is not naturally brave. He will be hesitant and afraid, especially in life-and-death situations. This reaction may not be "cool" enough, but I think it is more real. I hope you can be more patient and this story will get better and better. Thank you very much for your support!
It's very interesting. I recommend reading more chapters. Very exciting later
Visual inspection is okay, I hope you stick with it