The Flow of Knowledge from Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty Rewrote Thousands of Years of Tragic History

Zhang Chu fell into Zhenguan for seven years. There was a severe drought in more than 30 states of the Tang Dynasty, and people died of hunger all over the land. The people pointed at Li Shimin and cursed, "Killing your brother and imprisoning your father will be punished by God." He squatted by the cracked river bed, using modern knowledge of chemistry to squeeze water from plant roots - but he didn't die of thirst. When Wangjia Village stayed overnight, hungry villagers stared at his backpack. The gangsters kicked down the door to grab food. The old man was poisoned with sodium and passed out on the spot. The two children cried heartbrokenly. Zhang Chu stuffed a handful of refined salt into the old man's mouth, and a stick of incense brought his descendants to life. The old man knelt down and kowtowed: "You are a living Bodhisattva!" Zhang Chu helped him up, with only one thought in his mind: salt purification and distillation technology - he held in his hand an artifact that could live millions of lives. In Chang'an City, Li Shimin looked darkly at the empty treasury. The price of food is raised to the sky by aristocratic families, and borrowing food is like handing over a knife. He is no longer the King of Qin who was barefoot and not afraid of wearing shoes. Zhang Chu didn't know this. He only knew that during the prosperous times of Zhenguan's rule, the common people couldn't even take a bite of salt. Now that you're here, don't just be a time traveler. Starting from survival in the wilderness, modern technology is used to rewrite the tragic history of Zhenguan. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.