Lu Zhicheng accidentally transmigrates to a backward era. Using his knowledge, he rises from nothing to build a powerful nation, punish the powerful and conquer the entire continent.
Lu Zhicheng begins with agriculture, introducing advanced planting methods and farming tools to increase crop yields. He also organizes the farmers to reclaim wasteland and expand the farmland. Through a series of reforms, the rural economy gradually flourishes.
As the rural economy grows, so does Lu Zhicheng's influence. He begins to build his own army, training the soldiers and improving their fighting ability. He also focuses on discipline and conduct, shaping his troops into a powerful, orderly force.
Under Lu Zhicheng's leadership, his army wins battle after battle, conquering neighboring regions and expanding its territory. He implements a series of reforms that promote economic growth and social progress.
In the end, Lu Zhicheng succeeds in building a powerful nation and becomes the founder of a great empire. His deeds are passed down through the generations.
Why did the author write some chapters in the first person, and abandoned the first bad point (the female shopkeeper, and various descriptions of her figure and appearance) after it came out?