Dressed as a married princess, I became a "legacy" as soon as I opened my eyes - the previous Khan died, and according to the rules, I will be inherited by his younger brother.
The grassland is extremely poor, and starvation is common in winter. The new Khan looks at me like a burden.
I laughed.
No fighting in the palace, no fighting for favor, I silently set up a pot——
Salt boiling, greenhouses, horseshoes, salt stamps, trade alliances...
Three months later, everyone was begging me to sell salt.
A year later, surrounding tribes rushed to do business with me.
Three years later, Khan blocked me with red eyes:
"What else can't you do?"
"You don't want to conquer me too, do you?"
I patted the dust on my hands:
"Conquer you? I just want to live. By the way, let this grassland live in a different way."
[Infrastructure farming + economic conquest + no palace fighting, no female competition + 1V1 really fragrant khan]
Reader comments
The content is a bit unscientific, and it also has the traditional fault of repeatedly boasting about the heroine, but the style is not impetuous. Now I can't read that kind of particularly enjoyable writing. The more I read, the more I feel like I'm too useless in reality, so it's good to read this to relieve my boredom.
It's nice to read, but this book makes people feel very calm. A bit melancholy, personally
The content is a bit unscientific, and it also has the traditional fault of repeatedly boasting about the heroine, but the style is not impetuous. Now I can't read that kind of particularly enjoyable writing. The more I read, the more I feel like I'm too useless in reality, so it's good to read this to relieve my boredom.
It's nice to read, but this book makes people feel very calm. A bit melancholy, personally