[Farming + Harem + Northern and Southern Dynasties + Historical Fiction + Political Intrigue]
[A.D. 550] At the end of the Southern Dynasties, Hou Jing crossed the Yangtze with eight hundred battered soldiers and plunged the Liang Dynasty into chaos. For a time, half of Jiangnan was a living hell.
Li Jiu, a history graduate, was delivering takeout when an accident sent him to transmigrate into this turbulent age. From the start, he finds himself in the body of an abusive husband, with a wife and daughter by his side.
In this chaotic world, should he scrape by and stay alive? Or… carve out a world of his own?
From a refugee to the chancellor of the Southern Kingdom, then to receiving the Mandate of Heaven and ruling in lasting prosperity…
He entered the service of the Chen clan, forged an alliance with the Rouran to the north, conquered Wuchang, secured the north bank of the Huai, and twice brought Lanling to its knees. In the final fifty years of this era of Northern and Southern turmoil, he and the women at his side wrote a legend of their own.
A worthy wife helps me rise to the clouds; I repay her with ten thousand taels of gold.
Unfortunately, I have a few too many worthy wives. Ten thousand taels won’t be enough.
I often read mindless and entertaining articles, but it is rare to see a historical article that seriously tells a story. It is quite good, and it feels a bit like traveling in a thousand miles in the late Ming Dynasty. I just finished reading the first volume. The plot is compact and the word count is not high. Every character that appears drives the plot, not only talking about the badness of troubled times, but also the goodness of human nature. The highlight of the first volume is the growth of the protagonist, and what I love the most is the use of modern knowledge and craftsmanship. After reading the introduction, there should be farming competition. Brothers who like slow farming historical articles should not miss it 👍👍👍
It's a good novel. I had a question, whether the protagonist should be an emperor or not. I jumped into it and it wasn't that detailed. Yue'er said that the protagonist had the desire to be an emperor, but it was kept in the corner of his mind and never mentioned again. Personally, I prefer to unify as soon as possible if I have the strength. The world is miserable. Also, if you remain a minister, aren't you afraid of being liquidated? Although the current plot says that the protagonist's daughter may become the queen, it may actually be my imagination. Will the author not let this happen? I guess so. Anyway, it's a pretty good novel. If the protagonist can have the power to cultivate immortality, there is no need to worry about liquidation. (Actually, I am worried about future generations liquidating it.) Although there is a 99% probability that the author will not be able to write it, it is just his own imagination. Whee. Happy reading.
Good historical article