Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Linzhou City, initially a small fortress in the Qu Ye Chuan valley, was established by Li Shi Min after the reclamation of southern Shengzhou. Its strategic location allows control over vital routes and serves as a natural stronghold against potential Turkic attacks. Wei Chi Gong, a Grand General, has rapidly expanded and fortified Linzhou, commanding 20,000 troops. Despite the anticipation of conflict, the Turkic forces have yet to engage. The local Ji Hu population has been integrated into the military structure, with many eager to earn recognition through battle. The atmosphere is tense yet expectant, as preparations for a potential confrontation continue.

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