Zhang Jing, a modern wilderness survival expert, accidentally traveled to a northern Han village during the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms period. Faced with the disaster of "ten-day plunder" by the Hu cavalry and the desperate situation of the villagers being regarded as "two-legged sheep", he gave up the traditional ideas of Uburg and relied on modern knowledge and survival wisdom to lead the villagers to start an unprecedented "underground revolution".
This is a technological epic about survival in a desperate situation, and it is also a hymn to the resilience of civilization in troubled times. There are flames of war above and bright lights underground - what they are digging is not a tunnel, but the last home in troubled times.
Reader comments
It is a particularly real novel. The protagonist and the villagers struggle together to make people excited. They survive step by step, overcome various difficulties, and get better and better. They have just the right grasp of human nature and survival, and the brilliance of human nature. Every character in it has flesh and blood.
Attractive, keep reading
Five-star reviews cannot only be read by myself
. Not bad, realistic
The description is very detailed and attentive.
I am also a famous author. I know that it is not easy to create, and it is even more difficult to persist in creating. It is even more difficult for a work to become popular. I hope my praise can bring encouragement to you.
It is a particularly real novel. The protagonist and the villagers struggle together to make people excited. They survive step by step, overcome various difficulties, and get better and better. They have just the right grasp of human nature and survival, and the brilliance of human nature. Every character in it has flesh and blood.
Attractive, keep reading
Five-star reviews cannot only be read by myself
. Not bad, realistic
The description is very detailed and attentive.
I am also a famous author. I know that it is not easy to create, and it is even more difficult to persist in creating. It is even more difficult for a work to become popular. I hope my praise can bring encouragement to you.