From Refugees to an Emperor Through the Ages in the Late Tang Dynasty

Li Ye, a refugee in troubled times, went from the grasslands of Huainan to the overlord of Guanzhong. He won the hearts of the people with a bowl of wheat rice and connected the world with three feet of silk. He did not rely on swords and guns, but relied on the people's support to equalize the land and bring peace to the common people, and to use his workshops to develop all kinds of industries. When the ruined stele revealed his Tang Dynasty bloodline, he finally realized that the governance of the world is not in the dragon's robe and jade seal, but in the fresh green on the field ridges, the sound of books in the school, and the steady fragrance of rice in the bowls of the common people.