There Is a Paradise Under the High Wall

The five chaos caused chaos in China, and the mainland of China sank. Chen Ji, a professor of agriculture, fainted at the edge of the experimental field. When he opened his eyes again, he was the frail only son of the Wubao landlord. Faced with the troubled times when Hu Qi was raging and people were starving to death, he silently unfolded two blueprints: one was a modern agricultural method that produced thousands of pounds per mu, and the other was a military blueprint that spanned a thousand years. "Within the high walls, there should be a paradise." He recruited refugees extensively, turned wheat fields into square formations, and melted iron stones into firearms. Horses neighed under the ten-foot-long city wall, but the fragrance of rice and the sound of books floated inside the wall. When the forces from all sides regarded him as a fat man, what they pushed open was the gate of hell - the land washed by gunfire actually gave birth to new seedlings in the next spring. This is a story written with plow and fire: If there is no more peace in the world, I will plant the last grain of peace in the blood. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.