Hongwu Farming: a Story of Survival in the Ming Dynasty After the Sudden Death of Community Animals

In modern times, Lin Yan died suddenly while working overtime. Lin Yan, a boy who lived seven years in Hongwu, woke up in a dilapidated adobe house, received the memory of the original owner, and understood that he was in a poor family, his grandmother was old, the fields were barren, and he was seriously ill. He recognized his grandmother, felt her care, and strengthened his belief in living. Using modern agricultural knowledge, first aid knowledge, and overall planning capabilities, they farmed, treated diseases, and solved crises in ancient times, surpassing the ancients at the same time, such as composting to improve soil, plant ash to prevent pests, and simple water conservancy irrigation, which impressed the villagers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.