[Hardcore time travel + tyrant counterattack + technology crushing + struggle for hegemony in troubled times + multiple female protagonists]
When he opened his eyes, modern engineer Ran Min actually traveled through time and became the tyrant famous for "slaying the Hu Order" in the Five Husty China era - Ran Min, the King of Wu Dao!
The beginning is hell: trapped in the whirlpool of national vendetta, millions of barbarian cavalry coalition troops are approaching the city, Yecheng is running out of food and support, and the "tyrant system" has determined that the novice protection period has ended, and the survival difficulty is directly maxed out!
Just when he thought he was certain to die and was about to fight to the death, the painting style suddenly changed:
The beloved concubine of the former dynasty, who begged for mercy with tears in her eyes, took out the black powder formula with her backhand and said: "Your Majesty, which tribe will you bomb?" The dignified and graceful queen presented the hybrid rice seeds with full grains: "Your Majesty, this thing can solve the world's famine." The exotic concubine showed an astonishing map with the borders of the four seas: "Your Majesty, why don't you race around the world and herd horses in the west?"
What's even more outrageous is that telescopes, simple rifles, home-made steelmaking... These technology trees that shouldn't have appeared were actually lit up crazily with the help of his harem!
When Murong Xianbei's Tiefu Tu knocked the gate again, he was horrified to find that thunderous cannons rang out from the Wei army's formation... When famine swept the Central Plains, Ran Min's territory was overflowing with granaries, and the refugees returned home... As the heroes of the world competed for the throne, Ran Min's eyes had crossed the Great Wall to the more distant world: "Everywhere the sun and the moon shine, and wherever the rivers go, can be the land of summer!"
This is a collision between modern technology and ancient barbarism. This is a road to stop killing with killing.
