In 2035 AD, Li Ming, commander of the second division of the Frontier Construction Corps, traveled through the desert storm to Xiliang Li in the Sixteen Kingdoms and Five Liang Era.
The soul and flesh of Hao's direct grandson. After the transformation of spirit flesh and the addition of Wanbao Ring, Li Ming, that is, Li Chonghua, abolished slaves and equalized farmland in the western frontier, carried out military settlements, integrated farming and war, established Chinese studies, learned Chinese customs, wrote in the same text, and drove on the same track, built cities and fortresses, developed industry, opened up the Silk Road, occupied and built various oasis step by step with the Fengsui Tunbao City, attacked Rouran with the force of thunder, destroyed the forging slaves, weakened Yueban, retreated and conquered the Western Region. Thirty-six countries unified the Hexi Corridor and established the Chinese regime that stretched from Wushaoling in the east, Yibohai in the west, Congling in the south, and Jinshan in the north, covering the great quicksands of the past, that is, today's Taklimakan Desert, Gurbantonggut Desert, and the Gobi Desert in the Hexi Corridor in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains. This laid the foundation for the unification of China in the great desert, in the struggle for supremacy in the river, in the Central Plains, and in unification of China.
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The unpopular historical background and time travel fantasy feel good, so go first. I just want to give the author a suggestion. Each chapter has 10,000 to 20,000 words, which is too tiring to read. Many details are easily overlooked. The amount of information in only six chapters is overwhelming.
I have only read a little bit of this book, but I think the author's writing style and style are very good, and I look forward to the next stories. It's quite unique. Few people write about the time travel of Wuliang era.