Dog Roe Deer

# mastermind
Tang Wen was transmigrated to the Da Chu dynasty and became a deadbeat noble and the lord of an abandoned island.
Fortunately, he had the Landlord System and was able to return to the modern era. After making his first pot of gold, he returned to the dynasty to make even more money.
He built waterways, expanded farms to plant herbs, and raised tigers and red-crowned cranes.
“I have to build roads as well… I can keep coming back and forth between two different times to make money, but I need more people to work for me…”
“Come and work for me. I can provide food and shelter. I even have pills for you to get stronger and I can even help you find the love of your life. Become my slave.”
Just like that, millions of people started to work for Tang Wen.
“Sir, don’t you know? Almost 80% of Linghai County now belongs to Tang Wen.”
“My liege! Tang Wen has taken almost all of our land…”
As Tang Wen’s influence started to spread even further, he said, “I don’t know how big my land is. All I know is that I have a new title, the Landlord.”

I Am The Landlord In Another World

    "We're still investigating this matter, but we haven't found out if it's true.


  Later, Tang Wen went directly to the youhai military Yamen, and Zhou kuohai, the governor of the two seas, happened to be present.


  At that time, Tang Wen didn't recognize Zhou kuohai and even thought that he was the Chief of the Army.


  In the end, Zhou kuohai lost his temper and demanded Tang Wen to kneel down in front of him. Tang Wenren was a first rank count of Linghai City and the former vice Commander-in-Chief of the sea tribe. Of course, he wouldn't kneel down.


  Zhou kuohai was furious. He insulted Tang Wen and scolded him. Tang Wen was furious, but because the battle was urgent, he kicked Zhou kuohai away and asked the soldiers of the remote ocean to send elite troops to reinforce Thunderfire Island.


  This time, Zhou kuohai was infuriated. He pulled out his long sword and attacked Lord Tang. Lord Tang was stabbed and blood spurted out.


It's easier to catch a tiger than to let it go (1)