Before the Natural Disaster: I Took My Whole Family to Build an Empire

[The heroine's group favorite + natural disaster escape + infrastructure establishment + no house fighting and internal fighting + space] Chen Yanran, an academician of the Academy of Chinese Medicine Engineering who was admired by hundreds of millions of people in his previous life, accidentally passed through the home of a wealthy landlord in ancient Jiangnan and became Chen Yanran, the youngest daughter held in the palm of the family's hands. When you open your eyes, you will see the grandparents protecting the calf to the fullest, the parents running in both directions, the forceful elder sister guarding the calf, the strategic elder brother silently paving the way, and the loyal servant Su who has been with him all his life. When a natural disaster that had never happened in a century suddenly struck, leaving thousands of miles of red land, starving people everywhere, the collapse of the dynasty, and the loss of order, 15-year-old Chen Yanran raised his arms and embarked on the road to escape with his family, confidants, and people. She saved the common people with her medical skills, provided food for the people, and determined the world with her strategies. From the delicate youngest daughter of a landlord in the south of the Yangtze River, she worked step by step through blood to build the Yong'an Empire to which all people would return, and became the founding empress famous in history. ⚠️Important lightning protection tips The core plot of this book's escape from natural disasters will officially begin around Chapter 50. The first 50 chapters are the heroine's peaceful growth line after miscarriage, focusing on the slow-burning plot of family favor, enlightenment of medical skills, industrial expansion, secret stocking up for shortages, and gathering close connections. There is no house fighting, no internal fighting, no cruelty, and no strong conflicts. All daily foreshadowing is the key foundation for subsequent natural disaster escapes and the establishment of a nation. It is by no means a meaningless plot. Readers who mind a slow pace and no disaster-free main plot in the early stage should proceed with caution!