Burning the Tang Dynasty

Qin Hui traveled to the Tang Dynasty, and unexpectedly his family was involved in the game between Tang Gaozong and the Guanlong clan. His father, the Duke of Yingchuan, retreated bravely and fled to the Yingshui River in Xuzhou. Seeing the plight of the people in Xuzhou, Qin Yu realized that although the city of Chang'an was good, it was only the most prosperous city in the world. What he saw in later generations made him want to do something real and practical. With 3,000 acres of land granted and the use of advanced agricultural tools, he planned to fundamentally break the feudal dilemma of land annexation. But the turmoil in the court, like the wings of the nine heavens drooping, took over the paradise. Empress Wu launched an attack in Mingtang, hundreds of cavalrymen searched for thousands of miles, and Jianghu people clashed with their swords, which crushed Qin Hui's plan to pieces. The court seeks stability, the rivers and lakes seek cause, and the people seek survival. After Qin Yu traveled through the rivers and lakes, he realized that in this world, the people could have enough to eat if he had not changed the farm tools. In this case, this "Tang" was burned.