Back to the Last Years of Chongzhen, I First Engaged in Food

In the last years of Chongzhen, natural disasters continued, the price of rice soared, and there were hordes of refugees. When Lin Yan opened his eyes again, he found himself in a dilapidated accountant who had just been beaten to death in a small county town in Beidi. He knew that in the near future, food robbers, refugees, officers and soldiers, and rebels would completely tear this place apart. Others traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and thought about training soldiers, joining the army, serving as officials, and competing for the world. He only does one thing - grab the grain in his hands first. Because in this world that is going crazy with hunger, food is not a business, it is life; it is not a commodity, but a right. Whoever can make people full can make people follow him.