Back to the End of the Chongzhen Era, My First Priority Is Food

In the final years of the Chongzhen reign, natural disasters struck one after another, rice prices soared, and refugees gathered in droves. When Lin Yan opened his eyes again, he had become a down-and-out bookkeeper in a small northern county town, freshly beaten to death. He knew that before long, grain raiders, refugees, government troops, and rebel armies would tear this place apart. When others transmigrate to the end of the Ming dynasty, they dream of training troops, joining the army, becoming officials, and fighting for the empire. He has only one goal: get the grain into his hands first. In a world on the verge of starving mad, grain is not a commodity, but a matter of life and death; not merchandise, but power. Whoever can keep people fed can make them follow.