The Fungus Master in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the first year of Dashun Yongchang, the world was in turmoil. Li Zicheng proclaimed himself the emperor and founded the country. The Qing army defeated the country. The Southern Ming Dynasty lingered on, with powerful and powerful separatists and refugees everywhere. Orion Fang Ke's family was destroyed and he became a refugee. He narrowly escaped with his life during the plundering of the Dashun army, and was seriously injured and trapped in a mountain stream in northern Henan. In the spring, bamboo shoots became his food for survival, and the mysterious spirit fungus in the rock crevices became his reliance in desperate situations - the spirit fungi can nourish and heal wounds, and prevent enemies from controlling the field. Bamboo shoots are precious rations in troubled times. Both of them go their own way, giving him confidence to survive. Relying on the mountains and forests, with the help of spiritual bacteria, Fang Ke went from surviving alone to gathering refugees and establishing a stronghold. He struggled to rise among Dashun, the Qing army, and bandits, protecting the people around him, planting hope in the broken mountains and rivers, and writing a legend of the struggle of a small man in troubled times. The book has 2,000 chapters, each of 3,000 words, focusing on the survival of the bottom and counterattack in desperate situations, and restoring the turbulent scenes of the Dashun years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.