Double Time Travel in Troubled Times: I Feed the Dead with Rice

The protagonist feeds food to the ancient refugees who are on the verge of extinction, which can instantly increase the loyalty of the refugees, and 100% of their loyalty will automatically be converted into dead soldiers. The Dead Soldiers are absolutely loyal, fearless of death, and only follow orders. There is no possibility of betrayal. Their territory is countless times that of the real earth. It is vast and can accommodate the coexistence of the remaining forces of all dynasties in real human history. The warriors of the Qin Dynasty, the cavalry of the Han Dynasty, the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty, the infantry of the Song Dynasty, the remnants of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, various princes in troubled times, rogue bandits, and barbarians intertwined and divided their kingdoms, and the war continued for hundreds of years. The whole territory has suffered from severe drought for many years, and there is no harvest. Deaths from starvation are everywhere, and corpses are lying in the road. It is normal to exchange children for food and dissect the corpses for cooking. The people are struggling on the edge of life and death, and human life is as cheap as grass. Materials here are extremely scarce, food is as good as gold, ironware, cloth, salt and iron, and ordnance are all scarce, and antiques, gold and silver have no practical value in troubled times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.