[Transmigration + Historical Setting + Infrastructure Building + Two Female Leads]
After transmigrating into the role of a low-ranking county magistrate on the frontier, Lin Xiao only wants to make money and build up the infrastructure, living a carefree life as a local ruler. He never expected that the "poor-luck emperor," Xiao Jingyan, who was traveling incognito, would set his sights on him.
"Glass mirrors, immortal tea, cement roads... There's something fishy about this county magistrate!"
From then on, ruler and subject launch into a hilarious game of "you hide, I chase; there's nowhere to run." Lin Xiao desperately keeps his secret identity under wraps, while the emperor secretly makes notes. Lin Xiao builds roads and opens factories, and the emperor copies his methods while fuming. Lin Xiao sets the rebellious crown prince straight, and the emperor complains even as he comes to love it...
When hidden attacks from the court target Qingyun County, the emperor slams the table and roars, "You want to touch Lin Xiao? Ask me first if I agree!"
It's really good. It's the first time that a prince changes his mind under the influence of a time traveler!
It's so well written, it reminds me a little bit of the changes in the city from childhood to adulthood. It turns out that there is such a series of plans behind it😀😀😀
It feels good to listen to the book. Lao Xiao and his family couldn't help but fall in love with Lin Xiao 🤭
Very down-to-earth and the language is easy to understand. 10,000 Likes!
One point less means that you hate the emperor so much that you support the prince's rise to power and kill the emperor.
It's well written and worth reading. It is no longer the kind of undergraduate who can just write cool articles at random, but a solid step-by-step development. The trajectory is reasonable and the sense of reality is strong.
Can you rate yourself? If so, I would give it a 9.5.
This book is good and very attractive, and I will keep reading. The story content is rich and colorful, and the characters are delicately carved and have a strong three-dimensional sense. Fascinating. It's worth reading.
The male protagonist's academic qualifications are enough to serve as a county magistrate, and the incentive mechanism is implemented to the end.
It's a very nice book, it's fast and stable, so please give it a thumbs up to the author!