Traveling to the Han Dynasty to Build Infrastructure

My new book, Tragic Death? Reborn to Take Revenge on the Scum! The Ungrateful Ones Beg on Their Knees!, is out now. Please show it lots of love, everyone! A nation may fall because it is weak, but the Han dynasty alone fell because it was strong. Liu Changle, a history PhD in the 21st century, always felt a pang of regret whenever she read those words. After her death, she bound herself to the King of England System and was reborn in the Han dynasty as the eldest legitimate daughter of Emperor Wu of Han and Empress Chen Jiao. She vowed to change history. She burned charcoal, farmed, invented paper, and established schools to improve people’s lives; she smelted steel, recruited soldiers, bought horses, and brought Huo Qubing into her service to defend against foreign enemies. Under Liu Changle’s rule, the Dai Kingdom ranked first in the Han Empire in both per capita GDP and military strength! Her proud but uneasy father, Liu Che, stayed up all night writing to Dai: What are you planning, my daughter? Liu Changle: Father, since the Crown Prince is unworthy and incapable, why don’t you pass the throne to me? Liu Che: … Liu Che: Approved! The Han Empire’s eldest princess, cherished by all, Liu Changle X Huo Qubing, the Champion Marquis who rode his horse to the vast northern sea and raised a wolf totem at Mount Langjuxu. Note: This is an alternate version of the Han dynasty. The characters and their lives do not fully follow historical records. Readers who mind this, please feel free to skip it. The completed work I Support Three Armies by Farming and Trade is also available. If you enjoy this story, you might like to read that one too.