One Sack of Rice Feeds All of Great Ming! How Is That Not Reasonable?

Name: One Sack of Rice Feeds All of Great Ming! How Is That Not Reasonable?
Author: Shun Jiu

我一袋米，养活整个大明！很合理吧？

by Shun Jiu (顺九)

Status: Completed
Length: 255k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Ye Rufeng unexpectedly acquires a miniature landscape box. Inside are tiny people living amid famine and corpses. He casually tosses in a bottle cap from a bottle of AD Calcium Milk, and the tiny people are overjoyed. From then on, they worship him as a god.

What Ye Rufeng never expected was that the landscape box was depicting the end of the Yuan dynasty and the beginning of the Ming dynasty, and that it was a real world. His casual actions were actually influencing the entire world…

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