[No system] + [Hard core infrastructure] + [Grassroots governance] + [Survival in troubled times]
Chongzhen hanged himself at Meishan, and the Ming Dynasty rushed south in a hurry.
In the first year of Hongguang, there were great floods in the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers, warlords were separatist, and rogue bandits were everywhere.
As a modern poverty alleviation cadre in the village, Lin Zhe unexpectedly fell into the darkest era when China was sinking and starving. The beginning is on hell difficulty: behind you are the red-eyed Zuo Zhen defeated soldiers, and in front of you are the desperate refugees who are exchanging their children for food.
He doesn't have the skills of a military king, and he doesn't have a sign-in system.
The only thing he has is an emergency rescue kit and five years of grassroots work experience engraved in his bones.
When the imperial court was imposing excessive taxes and warlords were treating human lives as trivial matters, Lin Zhe just wanted to leave a breath of life for the innocent people in this barren mountain.
Don't know how to lead troops? Then use the "mass line" to twist the loose sand into the strongest fortress!
Lack of supplies? Then start with an iron pot and a handful of coarse salt, carry out epidemic prevention, build a camp, set up workers, and distribute rations!
This is not a history of imperial hegemony full of ambition.
This is a story about a modern grassroots cadre who, in the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, forcibly found a way out in order to let the people survive.
"Since this world doesn't give you a way to survive, then from today on, I, Lin Zhe, will be in charge of this area of responsibility!"
