Imaginary history + power seeking and hegemony + infrastructure development + scientific and technological farming
Three years ago, Qin Xuan traveled to the sixth prince of the Daqi Empire.
Qin Xuan led troops to fight, went through life and death, and single-handedly saved the crumbling empire!
However, after the empire stabilized, the emperor wanted to cross the river and demolish the bridge, and actually wanted to kill Qin Xuan's beloved wife to force Qin Xuan to rebel!
Qin Xuan gave an order, and hundreds of thousands of divine troops came to the city, forcing the emperor to release his wife and issue an edict to punish himself!
Then, Qin Xuan went to the north to guard the border.
Invent technology, develop farming, reform the system, organize trade...
In just a few years, the bitter cold northern border has become a rich place in the world!
And when the emperor once again wanted to kill the donkey, Qin Xuan's million-strong army destroyed the capital!
The villain emperor is so clever that he even appears as a supreme emperor, just to pave the way for the plot where the protagonist goes to the border to farm. Then there are the settings of various shortages of materials. I don't know if the author has used his brain. If everything is missing, how can the protagonist's army be so strong? There is also an anticlimactic beginning where the protagonist runs to the border and the various people who help the protagonist to force the palace are no longer able to survive? It's such an outrageous start.
The villain emperor is so clever that he even appears as a supreme emperor, just to pave the way for the plot where the protagonist goes to the border to farm. Then there are the settings of various shortages of materials. I don't know if the author has used his brain. If everything is missing, how can the protagonist's army be so strong? There is also an anticlimactic beginning where the protagonist runs to the border and the various people who help the protagonist to force the palace are no longer able to survive? It's such an outrageous start.