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After purging the resistance of the old aristocrats of the Roman Empire and its vassal states, General Yu Shanshan of the Great Zhou Dynasty began to rule over the land. However, challenges from external forces loomed like a dark cloud.

The threat from the northern Germanic tribes loomed like a dark cloud over the Great Zhou's rule over Rome. These Germans were massive, muscular, their eyes revealing a thirst for war and a greed for wealth. Riding majestic horses and wielding sharp battle axes, they crisscrossed the border like a pack of ferocious wolves, ready to pounce upon the Great Zhou's territory.

The young warriors of the Germanic tribes were even more fearless, charging into battle without a shred of fear. Their cries resounded through the air, seemingly threatening to tear apart the Great Zhou's defenses. They not only plundered Great Zhou's property and people but also wantonly disrupted the peace of the border, bringing great trouble to the Great Zhou's rule.

The Parthian Empire in the East resembled a sleeping behemoth, seemingly calm on the surface, yet teeming with inner vigilance and unease. The Parthian army was well-trained and well-equipped, its generals skilled in tactics and wielding a variety of strategies. They secretly supported the remnants of the old Roman aristocracy, providing them with weapons and funds, and inciting them to rebel against the rule of the Great Zhou. These old aristocrats harbored ulterior motives, seeking to leverage Parthia's power to regain lost power and status.

The descendants of Carthage in the south burned like a blazing fire, their dreams of national restoration blazing in their hearts. They cleverly exploited the local people's discontent with the new rule, stirring up chaos and stirring up chaos. They formed secret resistance groups and orchestrated one riot and uprising after another. These descendants of Carthage firmly believed that with perseverance, they would one day restore Carthage to its former glory.

The Great Zhou's rule in Rome faced unprecedented challenges. These threats surged from all directions, overwhelming the rulers of the Great Zhou. However, the Great Zhou army remained undeterred, bracing itself for the challenge. Under the leadership of the Great Zhou emperor, the army's morale was high, confident that they could overcome all odds and safeguard their rule in Rome.

Faced with these external challenges, Yu Shanshan demonstrated outstanding leadership and coping strategies.

She was well aware of the Germanic tribes' warlike nature and formidable military might, so she meticulously planned and strengthened military defenses along the borders. Tall, sturdy fortresses stood along the border like giant steel beasts, their walls thick enough to withstand any attack. The defensive lines, like winding dragons, closely guarded the Great Zhou territory. Elite troops were stationed within these fortresses and defensive lines, well-trained, well-equipped, and constantly on high alert.

At the same time, Yu Shanshan demonstrated remarkable diplomatic acumen. She actively engaged in diplomatic exchanges with some Germanic tribes, skillfully dismantling their alliances through gifts of precious gifts and treaties of friendship. She showed no mercy to those tribes that refused to repent and continued to harass the border, decisively dispatching troops to severely punish them. The Great Zhou army swept through like a hurricane, striking a fear into the hearts of those Germanic tribes, who would never again dare to attack.

Yu Shanshan was well aware of the Parthian Empire's formidable military might and complex political landscape. On the one hand, she strengthened diplomatic relations with neighboring nations, forging close alliances through skillful diplomatic tactics and effectively balancing Parthia. On the other hand, she secretly dispatched a group of astute and capable intelligence operatives deep within Parthia. Like shadows lurking in the darkness, they quietly gathered intelligence on Parthia's military deployments and political dynamics, providing accurate and powerful support for the Great Zhou's decisions.

In the military, Yu Shanshan meticulously trained a cavalry unit specialized in long-range combat. These battle-hardened cavalrymen possessed exceptional riding skills and masterful archery. Their presence provided the Great Zhou with additional strategies to counter the Parthian cavalry advantage.

As for the Carthaginian descendants, Yu Shanshan knew that relying solely on force would not be enough to completely solve the problem. She decided to adopt a strategy of combining kindness and force to win the hearts of the people.

Yu Shanshan demonstrated exceptional leadership in developing the local economy. She vigorously promoted agricultural development, encouraging farmers to reclaim wasteland and introducing advanced irrigation techniques to increase grain production. She also actively promoted the prosperity of commerce and handicrafts, establishing markets and encouraging merchants to engage in trade. Thanks to her efforts, the Carthaginian economy gradually recovered, and the people's living standards improved significantly.

To improve people's livelihoods, Yu Shanshan invested a great deal of manpower and material resources. She ordered the construction of roads, bridges, and water conservancy facilities, making transportation more convenient and providing better irrigation for farmland. This infrastructure not only brought great convenience to people's lives but also laid a solid foundation for economic development.

The people gradually felt the benefits of the Great Zhou's rule, and their lives became more stable and prosperous. Support for the restoration movement also decreased, and they began to identify with the Great Zhou's rule and were willing to contribute their own strength to the prosperity of the Great Zhou.

However, Yu Shanshan showed no leniency towards the ringleaders who instigated the rebellion. She knew they posed the greatest threat to social stability and that decisive action was necessary. Her army, like a torrent of steel, swiftly and decisively swept down these insurgents. In battle, the soldiers fought bravely and fearlessly, their coordinated efforts crushing the insurgents with a thunderous force.

Yu Shanshan personally commanded the battle, her calm and decisive command unwavering. Her eyes revealed a resolute determination to maintain social peace and stability. Under her leadership, the Great Zhou army achieved a decisive victory, completely annihilating the rebels.

This victory not only demonstrated Yu Shanshan's military prowess, but also established her high prestige among the people. Her strategy of combining kindness and power achieved remarkable results, and the Carthaginian descendants were gradually assimilated into the Great Zhou and became part of it.

In the complex external environment, Yu Shanshan relied on her wisdom and courage to cleverly respond to various challenges, and worked hard to maintain the rule of the Great Zhou in the Roman Empire and its tributaries, bringing hope of peace and prosperity to this land.