Han Clan Minglue

[Historical text + Not the Holy Mother + Unsystematic + Time Travel + Textual Research] Everyone is welcome to leave comments and make valuable suggestions. I also hope that book friends can recommend this book to their friends around them. With the supernatural power of Wu Ni and the blessing of destiny, a modern retired old man who has read thousands of sails accidentally fell into the troubled times of the Northern and Southern Dynasties where wars were raging and people's livelihood was in decline. Survival in troubled times is risky at every step. He does not rely on chance encounters, but uses his half-life accumulated experience and simple political and economic knowledge to resolve difficulties, and occasionally relies on basic knowledge to protect himself in desperate situations. The story follows a linear and realistic route. The first 23 chapters focus on sorting out character relationships and laying out key foreshadowings, with a slow pace. Readers who prefer a fast-paced and refreshing feel can start from Chapter 24, and Chapter 31 will usher in the first small climax of the plot. In the struggle and search in troubled times, it not only shows the picture of survival in the great era, but also gradually reveals the background of the protagonist's past hidden in the years.