Great Tang: Building a Wall Street in the Western Regions!

Li Sui, a Wall Street financier who managed tens of billions in capital, transmigrates overnight to the fourteenth year of the Tianbao era in the Tang dynasty.

The An Lushan Rebellion breaks out, and he becomes the commander defending Kucha, a city in the Western Regions.

Outside the city, fifty thousand allied Tibetan troops are closing in to kill them. Inside, five thousand soldiers face dwindling food and water.

The history books record the ending in cold, unfeeling words:

“One lonely city, ten thousand miles from home, defended by an army of white-haired men.”

After fifty years of holding out, all that remains is yellow sand and bleached bones.

At this desperate moment, he opens the Anxi Ledger, which his adoptive father protected with his life:

[A thousand bolts of silk, due in three months, secured by Khotan jade.]

[Three thousand dan of grain, pledged against Shule's Iron Mountain.]

[...private seal...annual revenue pledged...Shiguo's golden register...]

“What is this, if not a mountain of gold for the Anxi Protectorate?”

Li Sui's financial instincts ignite in an instant!