Transmigrating Through the Heavens: Starting with the Silly Pillar of the Courtyard

Chapter 347 The First Emperor of All Time

The people from the Great Dark Kingdom thought to themselves, "Wow, I can't beat the people of China, but I can't beat a Japanese pirate like you."

So tens of thousands of people stepped forward and quickly killed over a thousand Japanese pirates.

Then they saw the overwhelming number of pursuers behind them. Finally, the emperor of the Great Dark Kingdom slapped his thigh and decided, "Let's go and start over in the territory of the Japanese pirates."

Thus, the remaining forces of the Great Dark Kingdom, who had fled in disarray, boarded the ships brought by the Japanese pirates and went to Japan.

It is said that later, the people of the Great Dark Kingdom killed all the men from the Japanese pirates. The women who remained were enslaved and lived a life worse than death every day.

The Great Dark Kingdom originally thought they could rebuild their country here and return to take revenge once they recovered.

Unfortunately, only five years later, China had already dispatched a powerful navy toward Japan.

Faced with the overwhelmingly powerful navy of China, the troops of the Great Dark Kingdom immediately knelt down.

Soon, China wiped out Japan again, even killing newborn boys.

Perhaps after his death, such a country will fall apart.

However, Wu Tao didn't care about this; he had already experienced it many times before.

No matter how much wealth or possessions you create in this world, you will start all over again in the next world.

He just wanted to live a life without regrets.

Wu Tao announced his retirement at the age of sixty.

Then he handed the throne to his successor and went directly to Japan with several hundred guards and a few concubines.

I heard the scenery here is beautiful, and the women on the street are all very pretty.

Wu Tao felt he needed such a place as his retirement home.

Wu Tao's clean and efficient manner surprised everyone; they even thought he would sit there until he died.

Unexpectedly, he could so decisively abandon the throne, and Wu Tao was not the kind of retired emperor hiding behind the scenes.

He handed over everything: several hundred guards and one million taels of silver were all he took with him.

Of course, Wu Tao also took away several concubines who had just been brought into the palace.

Wu Tao later stayed in Japan and never left again, except for the occasional trip to other places.

Even when China later faced a major crisis, and the entire court hoped that Wu Tao would step in to resolve the situation, Wu Tao did not step forward.

Now.

He said he had retired and no longer wanted to be involved in anything. Even if China were to dissolve, it would have nothing to do with him.

This attitude made everyone understand that Wu Tao had truly let go. Even after Wu Tao passed away at the age of one hundred, his legend continued to circulate for thousands of years.

Wu Tao is also revered by later generations as the first emperor of all time. He single-handedly expanded the territory of China to 50 million square kilometers, making China the world's number one superpower.

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