Li Hanzhou traveled through time and became the most disliked Crown Prince of Yan, the most disliked son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He was fair-faced and weak, and could be bullied by everyone.
What's even worse is that the order of favor has been issued, and the vassal reduction is imminent, and the land of Yan will surely perish!
All the civil and military officials in the court were waiting to see the joke, but he presented the "replenishment order to make up for the sword" in front of the court - cutting off the vassal? I'll cut myself first!
He exchanged the fiefdom of Yan State for a general who conquered the West, and everyone in the court laughed at him for being crazy.
Little did he know that he had two thousand years of Chinese military wisdom hidden in his mind.
Stirrups, plate armor, distilled liquor, improved crossbows - war supports merchants, and merchants support soldiers.
Three years later, he stood in Alexandria, with the Qin cavalry across Europe, Asia and Africa behind him.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty urgently sent an envoy: I am willing to secede the three counties in Hexi and return to the court in exchange for ministers.
Li Hanzhou: Your Majesty, my empire is bigger.
