How to Make Emperor Wu of Han's Country Strong and Its People Prosperous

First published on Jinjiang. Please support the official version. Here's a deal for extra chapters to give this lazy author a little motivation. I'll post one extra chapter for every 1,000 nutrient points, one for every 500 favorites, and one for every 50 landmines. Liu Wan, a Han princess who became both a great general and the richest person in the Han Empire, was the very picture of glory and enjoyed the admiration of the world. People asked Liu Wan: As a princess, why didn't she stay in the palace like her sisters, enjoying a life of luxury? Why choose instead to don armor, brave the elements, and fight the enemy to the death? Born the second daughter of Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, she had been surrounded by wealth and privilege from birth. Why choose such a difficult and bloody path? Liu Wan answered, "As long as the Xiongnu remain, how can the Han Empire prosper? If the country cannot grow wealthy, how can its people live in peace? As a princess of Han, I have benefited from the people's offerings. I must repay the people and my father. That is what it truly means to be a Han princess." Her words won universal praise for the princess's sense of duty! In truth, Liu Wan's real answer was: Everything was just about staying alive! Who in later generations didn't know Emperor Wu of Han as a brilliant and ambitious ruler, a great conqueror, and yet a heartless emperor in the extreme? In Emperor Wu's eyes, the empire came first. Anyone who threatened his rule was eliminated without exception. So what if they were his own daughters? He even killed his own sons. What chance did a daughter have? From the moment Liu Wan was born and learned that she was Emperor Wu's second daughter and that her mother was Wei Zifu, she set herself a firm goal: She would make herself indispensable, so she could survive! Note: 1. This is not historical fiction. It takes place in a parallel world. 2. The story includes a lot of the author's personal preferences. There are thousands of good books out there. If it isn't for you, drop it. Don't force yourself. Visit my author page Completed works: Three Kingdoms: A Radiant Future The Han Empire's Pearl: My Mother Is Lu Zhi How to Enrich the Han Empire Under Emperor Wu A Look at History's Most Fascinating Ancestors I Became the Founding Emperor's Only Daughter Transmigrating to Yongle's Reign to Make a Mess I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, and My Father Is Zhu Biao I Transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty as Kangxi's Cousin Liu Bang Meets Reborn Lu Zhi After Transmigration The Yongming Empress The Unlucky Supporting Character's Cultivation Record My Husband Is Cao Cao I Transmigrated to Become Li Shimin's Older Sister Three Kingdoms: I Married That Famous Lord I Transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty as Kangxi's Cousin The Tang Dynasty's Turmoil: My Family Are All Emperors I Became a Taoist Priest in Ancient Times Theme: Self-reliance and strength allow you to forge a new world for yourself