Expanding the Tang Dynasty

[Overseas Colonization]+ [Age of Discovery]+ [Founding a Nation Overseas]+ [Farming] A rebellion by the barbarian tribes left the city in ruins and its people dead. He fled with ninety-seven defeated soldiers, merchants, and craftsmen, stealing his uncle's cargo ship. Lost in a storm, they eventually drifted ashore on a deserted island.

Their food was running out, their fresh water was gone, and all ninety-seven of them were men.

Without women, there could be no next generation. Without a next generation, it would all be for nothing.

Keyboard warrior Li Jin was forced to put down his phone (not that he had one) and pick up a sword and spear, beginning the most ridiculous venture of his life: building a new civilization in the wilderness.

Hunting, fishing, clearing land, building ships, capturing slaves, setting rules, establishing ranks, marrying native women, having children...

Other people transmigrate and become invincible heroes. He transmigrates and starts with “breeding.”

And yet this “breeding expert” gradually turned ninety-seven drifters into a vast empire that dominated the Southern Seas.

Years later, when his fleet crossed the South China Sea, his descendants spread across the islands, and “the nine ranks of Han and barbarian” became iron law, he looked back at that barren beach and could only say one thing:

“Brothers, you really will get wives someday.”