Now, in the Tang Empire, such roads have already connected every village and town, and everyone has become accustomed to these highways.
This situation is truly terrifying. Things that other countries do not have, or are rarely seen, are already commonplace in the Tang Empire! This indicates that the gap between countries is continuously widening.
The emperors of various countries still believe they are narrowing the gap in national power with the Tang Empire, but in reality, what they value—military equipment—is likely the area where the gap is the smallest.
In areas they do not notice, the power of the Tang Empire is even more terrifying, and this absolute lead piled up by technological accumulation can only be felt by professionals as mountainous pressure.
For example, in the printing field, the Tang Empire has begun to see a large-scale appearance of advanced copying equipment, which is practically a revolution in the information technology field.
