Exiled in Shu: I Really Don't Want to Build a Heaven on Earth

# Funny # Farming # Time Travel # Shuangwen Traveling through the ancient penal colony, Li Changgeng just wanted to be a rich man fishing for money. But what should I do if the people under my command are too "motivated"? Ma Bangde (former county magistrate): Master, these refugees are too lazy, they need to be whipped! Li Changgeng: Shut up! Four-hour work system, double overtime pay! Work-related injuries are all covered! Workers:? ? ? Sir, you are a living Bodhisattva! We will fight tooth and nail for you! Lu Xiucai (Fu Confucian): Young Master, it is the way of heaven for water to flow downwards. You insist on diverting water uphill. This is against the teachings of the saints! Li Changgeng: You two fools, set up a pipe and let the siphon effect start! Lu Xiucai:? ? ? Is the water really climbing the wall? The saint mistook me! Uncle (Mr. Of the Ministry of Rites): Treason! You gathered a crowd to rebel, but you still didn't kneel down and confess your guilt! Li Changgeng: Uncle, try this bowl of spicy fish and use this roll of toilet paper. Let's sit down and talk about what "civilization" means. Uncle: ... Well, nephew, do you still need a cashier? This is a story about a modern social animal using "high welfare" and "black technology" to corrupt the old society and build a penal colony into a paradise. [The introduction is too weak, please move to the main text to see how the protagonist uses magic (science) to defeat magic (feudalism)!