Tang Dynasty: King of Zhennan

[In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, the rain in Chang'an was cold and the miasma in Qianzhou was deep. He is the deposed prince Li Chengqian, and history books predict that he will die in exile in a depressed place. When the modern soul Lin Xiao traveled through time, he did not make gunpowder or refine steel, but instead leaned into the wilderness and took root in the soil. This is a slow-burning and heavy "life flow" epic. There is no large-scale war in the first twenty chapters, only the hardship and warmth of food, rice, oil and salt. Watch the protagonist teach the prisoners to boil raw water to drive away the plague at the Leaky Rain Station; he builds a glutinous rice wall with Ran Qingwan, a saint of the tribe, and builds a home amid doubts; he goes into the fields, makes village covenants, runs charity schools, and warms people's hearts with "light corvee and small gifts". There is no golden finger to crush here, only the game and hard work of people's hearts. He transformed modern governance into ancient "benevolent government": using "faithfulness" to break the hoarding of grain by wealthy families and regenerating the economy; using "education" to replace torture and promote the integration of Han officials; with the long-lasting affection, he and the heroine went from temptation to mutual support. When the family laughed at him struggling in the quagmire, he had quietly built an invisible Great Wall. Starting from repairing a roof, it will lead to the return of all people; starting from boiling a pot of hot water, it will set sail for the prosperous age. Li Shimin exclaimed: "I thought I wasted a son, but I never thought that he is the real backbone of the Tang Dynasty!" This book rejects mindless prose and returns to historical texture. Write about life with the delicacy of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and write about governance with the depth of "The Fifteen Years of Wanli". Let's see how an eternal emperor turned the wilderness into a paradise in the world of fireworks and planted the flag of the Tang Dynasty at the top of the world. "Since the world is cold, I will use my hands to warm it up." Click to read and witness this legend about survival, love and hope!