The Border Dragon of the Late Han

My new book is out. It's the urban novel I promised everyone. I hope you'll enjoy it.

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Undercover police officer Li Jian transmigrates to the late Han Dynasty, saddled with a faithless wife and a false accusation.

A single charge of “colluding with the Yellow Turbans” changes his sentence from execution to exile, and he is sent to Dingxiang to build the Great Wall.

Luckily, he has the golden finger, the Green Fields Cloud Garden, where he can grow turnips and at least avoid starving.

Even better, Governor Ding Yuan gets promoted and pardons the exiles on the frontier, and conveniently gives Li Jian a wife, with a baby thrown in.

Farming, storing grain, saving money, building walls.

A warm bed with his wife and children: that's his entire dream.

Years later, Li Jian looks at granaries filled with grain, storehouses filled with refined iron, and a city full of armored soldiers, completely bewildered.

He only wanted to stay alive and raise his child. How did he end up wearing the imperial robes, surrounded by beautiful concubines?

“Enough. Build the ships. We sail on a distant campaign!”

This book references over 630 sources and features 462 verifiable historical figures. It is not written in the style of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Debate me if you like.

Also known as "From Exile on the Frontier to Three Thousand Harem Beauties: Turns Out I'm the Cao Thief" and "I Only Wanted to Farm and Keep My Head Down, but Zhen Mi and Diao Chan Want Me to Become Emperor"

You ask if this is a proper farming novel?

Who writes proper stories, anyway?