Village Chief in the Late Han Dynasty: Meng Tian Showed Zheng Shou the Entrance to the Village

The last ray of dragon spirit lingered in the Sand Dune Palace, and when Ying Zheng opened his eyes again, the imperial seal was replaced by a broken hoe, and the golden brick floor of Xianyang Palace became the muddy road of Chenjia Village - he became "Chen Zheng", the head of a run-down village in Zhuo County at the end of the Han Dynasty, who could not even save food for a month. The cold wind at Jiuyuan Border Pass was still blowing in my ears. Meng Tian had just chopped off the Xiongnu's scimitar, and turned around and fell into the barren mountains. After breaking the tiger's neck with his bare hands, he was patted on the shoulder by the newly recognized "village chief": "Meng Tian, guard the village entrance first, don't let the gangsters steal the chicken." The Taiwei of the Qin Dynasty became the "security guard at the entrance of the village"; the First Emperor who unified Liuhe had to squat on the field ridge to teach the villagers to grow Qin's corn and dig Qin's canals. Even Zhang San's family in the village stole half a bag of chaff from Li Si's family, and he had to bring a simplified version of "Qin Law" Judgment - The villagers murmured privately: The village chief always spoke with the spirit of "taking care of the whole world", and the man at the entrance of the village was even more evil. He used a locust gun to shoot ten yellow scarf thieves for fun, but even in a chicken fight, he had to distinguish right from wrong according to "rules". No one knows that what these two "weirdos" squatted in the adobe house at night was not to draw a village map, but to redefine the territory of the world; what Meng Tian was guarding was not the village entrance, but the first post of the future Qin warriors; what Ying Zhengjiao wanted was not farming, but to bring down the Chen family The village is regarded as the new "Xianyang". Starting from this one-third acre of land, Qin's farming and warfare methods are used to train warriors, Qin's laws are used to rectify the troubled times, and Meng Tian is allowed to lead his cavalry to defeat the heroes of the Three Kingdoms. The black Qin flag is once again planted across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains. After all, for Zulong, guarding the entrance to the village is only the first step - what he wants is from