Escape at the Beginning and Rebuild Taoyuan in Troubled Times

Gu Changfeng, who died of hunger and was reborn, had to face seven younger brothers and sisters with sallow faces and thin muscles as soon as he opened his eyes. He didn't have a morsel of food at the beginning, but he was bound to the "Home Guard" system. From then on, on the way to escape the famine - when others gnawed tree bark, he "picked up" brown rice; when others drank muddy water, he found a clear spring; when others trembled when encountering bandits, he led his younger brother to fight back with a rusty knife. With wisdom and warmth, he led his family through the war and settled on the banks of the Tingjiang River. From eating every meal to clearing wasteland and building houses, from resisting banditry to setting up schools, he trained his younger brothers and sisters into civil and military pillars, and built the barren mountains and ridges into orderly Hakka villages. This is not an epic about princes and generals. This is a little man who, in a toppling world, uses the most solid protection to build a paradise for his loved ones that will never fall. See how little people use the simplest wishes to rewrite the most difficult times.