Back to the Tang Dynasty to Build Infrastructure

After the An Shi Rebellion, the once powerful and prosperous Tang Empire fell into decline. Regional warlords carved up the country, and foreign forces invaded. Tibet occupied the Hexi Corridor, cutting off the Silk Road. Shazhou became an isolated outpost beyond the empire's borders, severed from all contact with the Tang.

Zhou Qingjia transmigrates as the daughter of Zhou Ding, the military governor of Hexi. At the critical moment when Shazhou is about to fall, she binds herself to a System that can summon "workers" from her hometown to help. If she does a good enough job, she may even get the chance to return to the modern world. But she never expected these players, who look like such complete goofballs, to be so capable!

Worried about war? How about some gunpowder?

Worried about farming? How about some fertilizer?

Worried about bandits? How about entrapment operations?

Worried about trade? How about an overbearing CEO?

Zhou Qingjia: Everyone, take it down a notch. I don't want to conquer the world.

The players: Oh, yes, you do!

This novel is also known as: Summoning Goofy Players to Build Infrastructure in the Tang Dynasty, On the Reconstruction of the Silk Road, and From the Start, a City Called Dunhuang

[New chapters daily, with occasional bonus chapters. Reliable updates, so jump right in!]

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Recommended farming novel by a fellow author: A Fake Heiress's Daily Life of Providing for Her Family, by Zhou Chen

She had just become a zombie's next meal in the apocalypse, but the moment she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into a fictional dynasty as a fake heiress who had been thrown out of the marquis's household.

Her birth father was dead, her birth brother was mentally disabled, and her gentle, weak birth mother struggled to make ends meet while raising her nephew and niece.

Shen Jingchun sighed. What else could she do? She could only roll up her sleeves and earn money to support the family.

Recommended cultivation novel by a fellow author: [Book Transmigration] The Villain's Keeper, by Yajiasuo

She transmigrated into a cultivation novel as the wicked supporting female character who was doomed to die a horrible death.

Sheng Louyue, a modern ghost hunter, wasn't fazed:

She could form talismans with her hands and capture vengeful ghosts,

And stomp on scumbags with her feet, wielding the Five Elements.

She feared neither the powerful nor the cruel,

But she did fear... that the young man at her side might go hungry.

He was the major villain, driven mad by the original wicked woman's abuse in the source novel.

Sheng Louyue rolled up her sleeves: Xiao Xie, time to eat.

The onlookers all stared in confusion: Weren't we promised a comeback and face-slapping?

The major villain smiled: All right, Sis.

Upcoming novel: Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber with My Archrival

Lin Shen and Time had been at odds since kindergarten.

They couldn't stand the sight of each other, yet remained classmates from kindergarten all the way through university.

Everyone else envied their childhood-friends bond, but all they wanted was for the other to disappear into the crowd.

After an accident, they both transmigrated into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber, only to discover that one had become Xiangling, "facing the snow in vain as the water chestnuts fade," while the other had become the notorious fool Xue Pan. Worse, they were lying in the same bed.

Damn! They couldn't decide whether transmigrating was harder to accept, or sharing a bed with each other.

But since fate had brought them here, they had little choice but to pull themselves together, set their differences aside for the time being, work together, protect the family business, and restore the Xue family's standing.

As the two rivals supported each other, they developed a deep, cherished affection that neither could bear to let go.

PS: The story mainly follows the Xue family's business dealings. Baoyu and Daiyu won't be vilified. The story stays true to the original while allowing for some adaptation.

Theme: Through a hundred battles, our armor is worn by flying sand; we will not return until Loulan is conquered.