Deep Cultivation

"Deep Plowing": An imperial epic that reconstructs the historical process When taxes crushed people's livelihood and when the system restricted vitality, Chen Wang, a fallen scholar, stood up from the fields in the countryside of Zhengyi. He turned unripe green wheat into life-saving mills, used acres of land as paper and wisdom as ink, and wrote a blueprint for saving the world that overturned tradition. This is not a simple matter of farming to get rich, but a profound change that starts from the micro and ends at the grand level. From a contract to unite people's hearts, to improving tools to improve efficiency; from opening up business routes to build a network, to creating a primitive financial system. Every step Chen Wang takes is questioning the long-standing shortcomings of this ancient empire. When he was forced to leave the countryside and enter the court, he found that he was already in a grand chess game related to the fate of the country. Local tycoons, state officials, central officials, all forces compete in this big game. Water transportation, salt and iron, taxation, and land are all nerves that affect the lifeblood of the empire. In this intertwined vortex of power and wealth, Chen Wang must not only protect his original intention, but also maneuver in the intrigues; he must not only promote change, but also seek vitality among conservative forces. He used the economy as a sharp blade to cut open the dynasty's body and face its deepest ills. "Deep Plowing" is not only a counterattack legend of a poor boy, but also an epic that reveals the secret of the rise and fall of an empire. It shows an era of flesh and blood, a group of souls struggling to survive in the torrent of history, and how those who try to change their destiny use wisdom and tenacity to carve out an unprecedented path in the cracks of the times.