[Group Transport, Siblings, System, Farming, Fleeing Famine, Mining, Conquest, Invincible Protagonist, Behind-the-Scenes Schemes, Feel-Good Read]
Reborn as an orphan on the border of another world, we faced hellish difficulty from the start.
A snow disaster, a poisonous formation, foreign invaders massacring villages... The five of us siblings struggled to survive with nothing but mint and isatis root.
We struck it rich after accidentally digging up a thousand-year-old ginseng root, but then we were poisoned by a deadly toxin. No doctor in the world could cure us, so all we could do was wait to die in a dilapidated thatched hut.
At our moment of utter despair, the [Planetary Energy System] finally came online: "Sorry, the energy ran out. I just finished charging it."
From then on, the shop opened, and immunity to all poisons and immense strength were only the beginning!
We also discovered our astonishing origins: we were reincarnations of the ancient Helan Clan's Holy Maiden and Chieftain!
Deep in the underground palace lay mountains of gold, but the energy ore veins were our true golden finger!
Gather refugees, build a new city, grow high-yield crops, and train an elite army!
Trade otherworldly ores for supplies from the System, and use modern knowledge to crush ancient civilization.
Foreign cavalry? We'll teach them a lesson with formations!
The imperial court suspects us? We'll join forces with the veteran general, strike straight at the heart of the capital, and negotiate terms with a new emperor!
Just as we thought this would be an endless struggle for supremacy in another world, the System delivered its final mission:
"Energy collection complete. The thirty-year term is over. Would you like to return to the modern world?"
If we choose to return, waiting for us will be a cold 2 billion in our bank accounts, along with the gifts of an entire planet in our storage space, enough to buy half the world.
Could you please stop writing it like this? I think the story is quite good, but it keeps talking. It sounded awkward to me. I think this is the author's first time writing. I can't stand it, so I just commented. I can only give you four stars. Come on!
Interesting, like
Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens
It's good to see that the eldest brother and his younger siblings came to another world and lived smoothly and lived a wonderful life.