Build a City for Yourself

This is not a book about killing. This is a book about order. The author Huang Jie was born in a mountain village and his death year is unknown. His life is a long-lasting precision project in which he is the experimental subject. At the age of seven, he tasted with the tip of his tongue that "geese don't eat grass" can combat the nasal congestion that his father dismissed as "fiction", completing the first exploration and verification of survival materials. At the age of seventeen, he used the delayed effect of a drop of aconite ointment to transform the body of a school bully into an instrument for measuring pain, completing the first actual combat of asymmetric tactics. Throughout his life, he put pain, lack, and betrayal, the raw materials of "chaos," into the crucible of reason, purified them, and forged them into parts called "solutions." This book is adapted from reality. It is a cold and sincere personal survival history composed of weapon blueprints, herbal formulas, chemical equations, psychological profiles and behavioral flow charts. The book explains in detail how to use the minimum resources, a battery, a blade of grass, and a lie, to build the strongest defenses and the most efficient counterattack weapons. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.