Mid-Tang Dynasty: Defeat the Prince and Start to Supervise the Country

Li Shi traveled through time and became the prince Li Shi who had just experienced a palace coup in the second year of Guangde and wanted to supervise the country. At this time, the Anshi Rebellion had just ended, Tubo had just sacked Chang'an, Pugu Huai'en had stationed troops in Yuci, and the feudal towns in Hebei had their own troops. The price of rice in Chang'an had soared, and there was no money in the treasury to pay salaries to ministers. All civil and military officials in the dynasty felt that the Tang Dynasty was about to end. Until they discovered that the new prince seemed a little different. When someone else's new king ascends the throne, he first kills people to establish his authority. He first calculates the earthwork, draws the blueprints, and enlists the people. He leads the people to dig out the canal that has been silted for ten years, renovates the rusty arsenal, and thickens the city wall of Chang'an by three feet. Later, Pugu Huai'en led 100,000 Uighur and Tubo troops to attack Chang'an. When he looked up and saw the three-foot-high rammed earth wall outside Chang'an City, with an improved bed crossbow on the top of the city, and a dug horse-rejecting trench below the city, I was immediately stunned. Later, the Hebei feudal town discovered that the court's road construction team had arrived in front of their house, and the grain ships had sailed directly to their city. Li Shi moved a city brick and pressed it on the feudal town's congratulatory form: "What engineering people are best at is turning messes into iron barrels. This broken Tang Dynasty, I will stabilize it for you. "