Hand Over the Imperial Seal from the Start [Nation-Building]

Coming next: Bringing the Villains Along to Reclaim the Wilderness. Add it to your favorites! Blurb at the bottom Xiao Zirong, once an earthbound spirit, arrived in Southern Qi with an entire library and became a mute puppet child emperor, a figure never recorded in history. With two powerful ministers vying for control, on the fifth day after becoming the little mute emperor, Xiao Zirong put on an incredible performance. Tears shining in his eyes, he tremblingly presented the imperial seal to Xiao Xuexing, the only man capable of checking the Grand Marshal’s power, and wrote four words in his hand: Big Brother, I’m scared. Seeing his adopted younger brother constantly on edge, Xiao Xuexing’s heart softened. He deposed the emperor once again and granted Xiao Zirong a prosperous fiefdom to rule as a prince. Yet on the way to his fief, Xiao Zirong was kidnapped by bandits. From then on, he set out to become a mountain king and develop his territory into a harmonious society. When Xiao Xuexing led his army against Northern Wei, he discovered a city that had never appeared in any record. He went to investigate and happened to see the little mute from years ago standing on the city wall, shouting, “Drive out the barbarians and reclaim our land! Brothers and sisters, beat them up!” Xiao Xuexing: Hah. Later, the place where Xiao Zirong invented and created things shifted from the city he had built with his own hands to Jiankang. He settled into the life of a 996 emperor, and often worked overtime discussing philosophical matters with the regent. Also titled The Deposed Emperor’s Guide to Infrastructure. The story is set in a parallel-world Southern Qi, with plenty of author-created alternate history. You don’t need to understand the historical background to enjoy it. The protagonist is doted on by everyone. The beginning may be a little slow to warm up. I tend to make things up as I go, so don’t take it too seriously. This novel will be going premium on Friday, July 2. There’ll be a big update that day. After that, updates will come daily at noon, 6 p.m., and 9 p.m.! The top and bottom are not related by blood! Not related by blood! Not related by blood! My friend’s upcoming novel, I Opened a Cat Cafe in the Ming Dynasty, book ID: 6135892. It’s already underway, meow! Qingniao’s upcoming novel, I Really Don’t Want to Be a Rebel After Luo Shixing died of a serious illness, he opened his eyes again and learned that he had transmigrated to the first year of Guangzhai under Wu Zetian. The good news was that he had become Luo Binwang’s son. He was handsome, exceptionally clever from childhood, and famous far and wide. The bad news was that his father had just joined Xu Jingye’s failed rebellion and vanished without a trace. Luo Shixing was now the son of a rebel. After being exiled to Lingnan, he calculated that the best course was to settle down and farm. But his sense of justice got the better of him, and he grabbed a stool to join a brawl and rescue Cheng Jingwei, who was being abused. He was forced to flee afterward. Luo Shixing afterward: A fight feels great in the moment, then fleeing makes you regret it to your very bones. What he didn’t expect was that the fight would save a rebel-in-the-making. After he and Cheng Jingwei finally established themselves in Lingnan and carved a route connecting Lingnan to the north and the Central Plains, they not only made their own fortunes but also boosted the economy of the entire region. That was when Cheng Jingwei finally bared his fangs. Cheng Jingwei: A-Xing, how about we declare ourselves kings, invade the Central Plains, and change the dynasty? Luo Shixing: ???? A gloomy, ruthless, reborn top × an all-rounder in both arts and sciences who transmigrated as the bottom. Set in a parallel-world Tang Dynasty, half farming and half infrastructure-building. Theme: Transmigrate to Southern Qi, end the era of chaos, and unite the Central Plains.