Hunting Tang: A Catastrophic Start, So I Founded a Kingdom in Liaodong

[No System] + [Farming and Conquest] + [Political Intrigue and Passion] In the first year of the Shengli era, during the reign of Emperor Tang Tianshun and Empress Wu Zetian (698 AD), Li Jinyi opens his eyes to find himself transformed into Dae Joyeong, a Mohe refugee fleeing east in panic during the Yingzhou Rebellion. Behind him, Tang cavalry are bent on wiping out the “rebels.” Ahead, the Khitan and Turks watch like hawks. At his side are only the old, the weak, women, children, and a band of demoralized, divided soldiers. As a veteran history-video creator, he knows the road beneath his feet is a dead end, and that the path ahead leads to the dust of history, destined to be crushed by the Great Tang. But why should that be? If history says I am the founder of the “Prosperous State East of the Sea,” then I will wield knowledge from more than a thousand years in the future as my blade, and my understanding of the rise and fall of the Tang as my shield. At Tianmen Ridge, I will leave the invincible Tang army strewn across the field. Years later, beneath the iron hooves of the Bohai army, I will punch Byzantium and kick little Japan aside, as a city that dazzles even Chang'an rises, never sleeping. From a refugee fighting to stay alive, to the enfeoffed Prince of Bohai, to the King of Haedong whose name strikes fear across Northeast Asia... As I stand in Shangjing Longquanfu and gaze down upon the Central Plains, a thought echoes through my heart: