After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Lin Xiao only wanted to build a commercial empire with math and science.
His sugar was sweeter than the aristocrats’ finest. His liquor could intoxicate emperors. His glass was as clear as crystal. He became richer than the nation itself, living as the happiest tycoon in the Tang Dynasty.
Then smoke rose from the battlefields and the land fell to ruin. He suddenly realized: when the nest is destroyed, what egg can remain whole?
So he burned his account books and took up weapons forged from knowledge.
The roar of gunpowder marked a new chapter in his commercial battles; a mighty tide of steel became his logistics corps. He would make sure the golden age of the Tang never ended!
Who says merchants can’t defend their country? Today, I, Lin Xiao, will use my vast wealth and knowledge of the natural world to keep the Tang Dynasty alive for three hundred more years!
