The story begins in the fourth year of Emperor Yuanfeng of Han Dynasty (77 BC). Loulan King Angui (or Changgui) wavered between the Han and the Huns, intercepting and killing Han envoys many times and blocking the Silk Road. Fu Jiezi, the envoy of the Han Dynasty, used gold and treasures as bait and planned to kill the King of Loulan at a banquet. He then appointed his younger brother and pro-Han Weituqi as the new king, changed the name of the country to Shanshan, and established a farm in Yixun City.
The underlying reason for the repeated return of King Loulan was that several major domestic water valve families (rich businessmen who monopolized water sources) encouraged the king to be pro-Hungarian or pro-Han for their own interests, leading to confusion in national policy. The king's execution was a stern warning from the great man to the water clan forces who were causing trouble behind the scenes. As a result, the old water valve was liquidated, which gave Wang Jun, the father of the heroine Wang Zhao, the opportunity to build a business empire rooted in water with the help of water conservancy technology and the trust of the new king.
History is always surprisingly similar, there is nothing new under the sun. After Wang Jun became rich. By accident, they remarried Zhang Jianying and gave birth to a daughter. The legitimate queen Zhao gradually grew up in the gap, and Wang Jun retired. The entire business empire was gradually taken over by our heroine, who turned the tide and created her own business empire. There are business intrigues and love affairs between men and women. There are also flashes of swords and political games between big powers. Let's follow the pulse of history and come to the marginalized small country of Loulan to watch a wonderful growth story. There are twists and turns here that will burn your brain, showing weakness to the enemy's strength, and slapping the villain in the face. It's a bit exciting and worth reading.
