God Has Appointed Me to Be Zhou Shizong

Traveling through the end of the Five Dynasties, Zhao Heng found that he had become the tragic wise king who died young. History said that he only had five years left to live, that his ambition was unfulfilled, and that the country he left behind was cheap for Zhao Kuangyin. Zhao Heng looked at the pale face in the mirror and smiled. Five years? That's enough. In the Battle of Gaoping, he used gunpowder formula and modern tactics to teach the Northern Han Dynasty how to behave; in the Three Expeditions in Huainan, he launched an economic war and a public opinion war, allowing the Southern Tang Dynasty to actively donate land and become a vassal; Youyun Sixteen States? He improved artillery and destroyed the city overnight. The Khitan cavalry was defeated in the face of industrial fire. But the real battlefield was in the court: he founded the Dazhou Institute of Technology, reformed the imperial examination, established a cabinet, laid railways, and opened the Age of Discovery. When Zhao Kuangyin was still the loyal general, Chai Rong had already installed a new engine for Chinese civilization. Until his death, Zhao Kuangyin knelt in front of the couch: "Your Majesty, where should the railway be built?" Chai Rong looked at the world map: "Beyond the four seas, everything is the sea of China."