Trapped in Chaos: The Mad Princess Built a Nation by Robbing
Transported to a chaotic age, the deranged princess builds a nation by robbery.
Jiang Jin wakes up to find that she has become a princess of a destroyed kingdom, on her way to Liang City to be handed over as a plaything for the barbarian Jiao Liang.
She thinks about it and decides it would be better for others to be her plaything, so right from the start she kills all the soldiers escorting her.
Her fiance and her sister are secretly involved with each other and push her out to take the blade for them, but she smiles and forgives them. In the next instant, she sends a dagger into both of their hearts: “It’s fine, because once people die, debts are gone.”
She takes in her first batch of troops: the war god Zhou Sui and a three-person corpse-searching combo.
Then she turns around, kills her way to Liang City, takes down Jiao Liang from long range, robs his granary and treasury, and burns down his prefectural office. Liang City changes overnight!
The barbarian tribe sends cavalry to hunt her down, and she wipes them out in return, not forgetting to instruct them, “Remember not to kill the horses. They’re all our own.”
Mountain bandits want to steal her grain, which is perfect for training her soldiers, so she leads her people straight into the bandits’ nest: “Keep anyone who can work. They’re all labor.”
This is a dark chaotic age even more disorderly than the era of the Five Barbarians wreaking havoc, with barbarian invasions, misery everywhere, and every faction contending against one another. Human life is like hell.
After a dangerous flight, she steals grain and money, trains troops and arms horses, and finally builds up some assets.
Jiang Jin begins capturing cities and territories, taking back inch by inch the lands of the Han people from the barbarians.
Using her own ability, she saves capable ministers, meets fine generals, comforts the common people, and in this chaotic age cuts out a fierce bloody path for herself, creating a path of overlordship that belongs only to her!
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