Exiled to Lingnan? A certain death? The mechanical engineer's soul has penetrated Li Sujie, the fallen prince of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. At the beginning, he faces Wu Zetian's deadly dark blade and the swords and shadows of the Li tribe's rebellion. He only has a barren fiefdom in his hands!
By activating the industrial blueprint database, he changed his fate against the odds: he improved the double-action bellows, smelted hundreds of refined iron in one day, and cut off the monopoly of the nobles; he burned cement to solidify the city, reclaimed the fertile fields of Lingnan, and the refugees rushed to invest; he built a railway to connect the north and south, built a steam fleet to conquer the rivers and seas, and his wealth crushed the five surnames and seven hopes!
In the court, he toughened the children of the Wu family and teamed up with Di Renjie to leverage power; on the battlefield, he mass-produced improved Mo Dao on the assembly line and used breech-loaded rifled cannons to smash the Tibetan cavalry; overseas, he led a steam fleet across the Indian Ocean to aid the Persian regime in exile and expel the Arab forces from Central Asia!
From a desperate prince to an industrial emperor, he used steel as his bones and technology as his soul to engage in production, strengthen his army, and expand his territory. He not only thwarted Wu's conspiracy to usurp the Tang Dynasty, but also created an "industrial chastity" across Europe and Asia, allowing the Tang dragon flag to be planted all over the Persian Plateau!
This is an epic of the Tang Dynasty rewritten with the roar of steam engines. Let's see how Li Sujie used the power of industry to conquer all countries and create a global hegemony that China has not seen in thousands of years!
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