Lin Che, a modern civil servant, traveled through time and became a member of the demoted clan and was sent to Anling County, a small border county. Faced with barren land, exploitative powerful men, court suspicion, and threats from bandits, he used modern knowledge to improve agriculture and fight evil forces. From composting to increase production to cleverly capturing moles, he managed every step of the crisis. With his economic acumen and political wisdom, he not only revitalized the impoverished counties, but also promoted himself to the court through the imperial examination. He negotiated between conservatives and aristocratic families, implemented the New Deal, built a military academy, and reformed the tax system. In the end, he gained power and ushered in the "Yuanxin rule" of the dynasty. Let's see how modern civil servants use their wisdom to find a soul-stirring road to revitalization in the fictional dynasty!
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I'm still not happy with it.
Do you know... Have you ever seen... [Face covering]
Look at that... Think about it... [Face covering] There is a reason why there are only one or two comments on the finished book. You may not be able to stand it after reading it for a while. In fact, the story is not bad. The officials and the people unite to outwit the squires and resist the bandits. People who read it are excited, but the protagonist As soon as I open my mouth, I start with these few catchphrases. Do you know, think about it, have you seen it before, look at that... And then I quote the classics. It really makes me feel a little uncomfortable. If you have something to say, just say it properly. There are a lot of dialogues, so it is too embarrassing to see these few opening remarks as soon as I open my mouth.
I'm still not happy with it.
Do you know... Have you ever seen... [Face covering] Look at that... Think about it... [Face covering] There is a reason why there are only one or two comments on the finished book. You may not be able to stand it after reading it for a while. In fact, the story is not bad. The officials and the people unite to outwit the squires and resist the bandits. People who read it are excited, but the protagonist As soon as I open my mouth, I start with these few catchphrases. Do you know, think about it, have you seen it before, look at that... And then I quote the classics. It really makes me feel a little uncomfortable. If you have something to say, just say it properly. There are a lot of dialogues, so it is too embarrassing to see these few opening remarks as soon as I open my mouth.