The Soul Passes Through the Late Tang Dynasty Emperor Li Congke

Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, late Tang Dynasty. This is a troubled time with weapons everywhere and the king's flag on the city wall changing. In 934 AD, Li Congke came to the throne in tears and became the late emperor of the Later Tang Dynasty. However, the government was corrupt, the vassal towns were divided, there were careerists inside who were ready to take action, and there were Khitans looking at him outside. The world seems to be unified, but in fact it is crumbling due to the burning flames. At this point, Han Dai, a top student majoring in weapons manufacturing at the 985 University, passed through his soul and became Li Congke, who had just ascended the throne. Not only did he inherit the last emperor's mess, he also inherited a secret: he carried with him an upgrade system called "National Instruments", which can accelerate the modernization of ancient smelting, gunpowder, and mechanical technologies. However, the inertia of history rolled over like a giant wheel, and his biggest opponent was none other than the infamous "Emperor" in the history books - his brother-in-law, Shi Jingtang, the governor of Hedong. Under the triple pressure of system exposure, court turmoil, and external invasion, Han Dai must use technology beyond the times and iron-blooded skills to forcibly rewrite the trajectory of this steel chariot heading towards the cliff.