I Have a Million Soldiers, and You Call It Rebellion? This Is Escorting the Emperor to the Capital!

After transmigrating to Yin Chu, Chang Ning became the third son of the emperor and was enfeoffed as Prince of Liang. At first, he was secretly delighted, thinking he could just lie flat for good. But before long, the empress passed away, the emperor fell gravely ill, and the crown prince took control of the government. His very first decree ordered all the princes to take up their posts in their fiefs. Only after arriving in Yong City, his fief, did Chang Ning realize this damn place was hardly a city at all. It was nothing but an enormous sheep pen enclosed by wooden stakes! With no other choice, Chang Ning drew on memories from his previous life to build towering walls, expand trade, and open the Silk Road. That day, the neighboring countries were left in tears. What the hell kind of Prince of Liang is he? He’s a bandit, plain and simple!