Late Han: From Farming to Conquering Europe and Asia

In the third year of Zhongping, the Yellow Turban remnants still plague the land, and the Han Empire is crumbling.

Liu Li transmigrates into the body of a young, distant Han royal relative whose period of mourning is nearly over. His family has only two hundred mu of poor farmland, an old servant, and a younger brother of astonishing strength who obeys his every word.

Drawing on his previous life's knowledge of agriculture and the aid of a development System, he improves farm tools, expands military farming, gathers refugees, and trains a powerful army. Starting in the countryside of Hejian, he establishes himself in Zhejiang and Fujian and contends with the warlords of the realm.

At forty-four, he unifies the land.

Yet his campaign continues.

Beyond the Silk Road, west of the vast sea, new territories await the Han army.

From a single Liu family village to thousands of miles of Eurasian territory.

This story takes a fairly detailed approach, and the plot will progress slowly. I will research the customs, culture, and tools of the Han dynasty to make sure they fit the period. The protagonist's growth will also be gradual. I don't want to write fast food fiction, but a logical story that readers can take their time with. I hope you enjoy it at your own pace.