Protagonist: Du Yuan, a modern 985 "sow postpartum care" graduate, traveled through time and became a 10-year-old mountain village boy, carrying sweet potatoes and corn seeds.
Era: In the first year of Zhenguan, AD 627, Emperor Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty had just signed the humiliating "Wei River Alliance" with the Turks. The people of the world are suffering from the exploitation of aristocratic families and are in dire straits.
Core setting: Relying on modern agricultural knowledge and the insignificant development of "gold finger" crops, a "paradise" was established in the mountains. It was accidentally discovered by Li Shimin and Cheng Yaojin who were incognito, and was forcibly "taken away" by the "big boss".
Reader comments
More pragmatic and not exaggerated
Lao Li finally exceeded 500,000 words, which is really exciting.
It's super good-looking. Although the early development is slow, the storyline begins to climax after chapter 20. The climax is really one after another. Give it a five-star review, and the author will try to update it.
Super nice.
I've been following this since the last book, so please give it a good review!
The early stages of this book are sloppy, the story plot is tight, and the structure is clear. It describes the depression in the early Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and everyone's yearning for a better life. Cheers to the late author, it's worth a read.
Although it has flaws, it is acceptable.
None of the books about traveling through the Tang Dynasty that I have read in the past few years can surpass this one.
This book is no exaggeration and worth reading.
Great article, all the corn and sweet potatoes that I wanted to see appeared.
How can I put it, sweet potatoes are not even considered a staple food.
The four major staple foods recognized in the world are wheat, rice, corn and potatoes.
So far it looks like the writing is pretty good! I just don't know what will happen next! I hope the author will continue to
More pragmatic and not exaggerated Lao Li finally exceeded 500,000 words, which is really exciting.
It's super good-looking. Although the early development is slow, the storyline begins to climax after chapter 20. The climax is really one after another. Give it a five-star review, and the author will try to update it. Super nice.
I've been following this since the last book, so please give it a good review!
The early stages of this book are sloppy, the story plot is tight, and the structure is clear. It describes the depression in the early Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and everyone's yearning for a better life. Cheers to the late author, it's worth a read.
Although it has flaws, it is acceptable.
None of the books about traveling through the Tang Dynasty that I have read in the past few years can surpass this one.
This book is no exaggeration and worth reading.
Great article, all the corn and sweet potatoes that I wanted to see appeared.
How can I put it, sweet potatoes are not even considered a staple food. The four major staple foods recognized in the world are wheat, rice, corn and potatoes.
So far it looks like the writing is pretty good! I just don't know what will happen next! I hope the author will continue to