Kapitel 528: 495 Highway, Railway and Dam

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Compared to the tumultuous eastern continent, the interior of the Great Tang Kingdom can now indeed be described as a peaceful haven, even akin to an idyllic paradise.

After various countries sold their surplus, or even not-so-surplus, food to Tang Mo, the Great Tang Kingdom managed to get through the toughest times. The people here, supported by the availability of food, lived peacefully and resumed production.

With this year's bountiful harvest and the yield brought about by the new types of seeds, the entire Great Tang Kingdom was engulfed in joy.

The farmers who tilled the land realized that their hard days had finally come to an end. The state reduced the servitude and taxes of the farmers, and even provided some subsidies, leading to an unprecedented improvement in their quality of life.