The Little Moment Becomes a River

In 190 AD, Dong Zhuo burned and plundered Sanfu. Seventeen-year-old refugee Chen Qin crawled out of the mountain of blood and blood, leaving only half a piece of wheat cake, a pebble amulet, a volume of veterinary prescriptions and several bundles of rural bamboo slips that he obtained by chance. There are no prophets of time-travelers, no system plug-ins, only the simplest survival wisdom and grassroots perspective. He started by leading 23 old and weak women and children to build "Xiyuan Village" in the valley. With his pragmatic research on farming, water conservancy, and medicine, he took root in the cracks of troubled times. As his power grew, Chen Qin circled among the princes, using the underlying logic that was completely different from that of the powerful families - building water conservancy to calm the people, promoting medical prescriptions to save lives, compiling agricultural books to provide enough food, and establishing militia for self-defense. From a village to a city, from a refugee to a town, he has always been the young man who firmly believes that "knowledge can survive, and organization is power." At a time when the world is being torn apart by machinations and military battles, another path to unification based on grassroots governance and people's livelihood technology is quietly coming together from its humble beginnings. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.