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Chen Feng, a graduate student in the Department of History, accidentally traveled to Afghanistan in the mid-19th century and became the son of a small landowner on the verge of bankruptcy in the Herat region. His parents were massacred by rebels, and the manor was coveted by warlords. In a desperate situation, the [Victoria Library System] was bound, and a cold mechanical voice sounded: "Unify Herat within 3 years, failure will obliterate." The system can access all the books in the world in the 19th century, but there are no ready-made drawings and needs to be improved by itself; the task has a strict time limit, and every failure means death. Chen Feng put away his so-called moral bottom line and transformed into Ahmed Khan. He used high-yield wheat to monopolize the grain trade, used rifled guns to arm the private army of tenant farmers, used the "Three Lights Policy" to suppress rebel tribes, and used secret police to monitor the country. He is a self-interested dictator who is willing to sacrifice tens of thousands of civilians to unify Afghanistan; to fight against the "Great Game" between Britain and Russia, he is able to secretly collude with Germany; to promote the industrial revolution, he dares to bloodbath religious holy sites. In this chaotic land of Central Asia, the iron-blooded butcher knife collides with industrial civilization, and the iron hoof of dictatorship crushes tribal divisions. An era of tyranny belonging to him is quietly rising in the shadow of the Victoria Dynasty...