This is a strange village. Chen Rui asked an uncle: "Uncle, is there a supermarket nearby?"
The uncle blinked his eyes and scratched his head: "What is a 'supermarket'? Is it a novelty? We have never heard of it in this village." Chen Rui didn't react and hurriedly explained with gestures: "It's a place where things are sold, including food and daily necessities." The uncle nodded as if he understood: "Oh, you mean the market, it's still some distance away from our village, it takes half a day to walk."
Chen Rui saw the children playing in the mud and they were all dirty, so he kindly reminded an old lady: "Grandma, you have to teach the children to practice hygiene, as they can easily get sick if they are so dirty." The grandmother frowned and replied in a dialect: "What does 'hygiene' mean? There are none of us farmers who are not stained with mud. The children's skin is solid, so it won't be a problem." Lin Yu smiled helplessly, and after a lot of effort, he told her that a clean environment would prevent her from getting sick. The grandma reluctantly agreed, but there was still confusion in her eyes.
A modern down-and-out retired young man travels through the late Eastern Han Dynasty to survive and develop.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
