After transmigrating to the first year of the Xiande era under the Later Zhou, a Tsinghua-trained engineer becomes a refugee in a desolate village in Huainan, on the verge of starving to death.
Forty people by his side, a pot of wild vegetable soup, and a patch of worthless land that won’t grow a thing.
His only support is a System called “Ten Thousand Strategies.” It gives him no money, goods, or soldiers, only information: how to smelt iron, build canals, and keep people alive. The rest is up to him.
In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, fourteen emperors come and go in sixty years. No one cares what a few hundred farmers in a small town are doing.
But those few hundred people grow food, smelt steel, build roads, establish laws, and open schools. Then there are a thousand of them, ten thousand, a hundred thousand.
He writes four characters on the earthen wall: “A century-long plan.” From a score of four to a perfect ten, he hopes to complete the journey in a lifetime.
Although I haven't reached the end yet, it still deserves encouragement. In addition, the more I look at the writing, the more I feel like the early stage of the five generations and ten kingdoms riding and slashing system next door. The dialogues are all in a "concise" style, and even the titles of each chapter are typed in the same type. I hope the author will not be like the next door, changing from slow to writing. Everyone has a personality, a way of speaking, and a running account of behavioral processes. "Yes." "Cut." "Broken." Xx said: "xxxx." Xx nodded.
There are no big problems except locusts. It's a good farming article.
It's well written. Golden Finger builds Utopia bit by bit from the basics. It doesn't make you feel like Long Aotian right from the start.
It's a good book. I've read a few chapters first and I feel good about it. I support it from the farming community. When I read Chapter 50, I realized something was wrong. The author's focus has always been on how the protagonist survives, and the plot drives the character forward. Spirit, the slogan mentions it a little bit at the beginning, but then it's gone. If you talk too much, it will be boring, but if you don't talk, it will be boring.
Nice. A seven point level novel. More updates
Damn it, it looks great. Everyone, the protagonist is steady and steady every step of the way. He has ideas, thinking, and correct values.
It's pretty good. It's definitely a good book in Tomato.
It is definitely a five-star book in Tomato.
Will the protagonist not rebel in the end?
Good-looking, growing step by step, relying on the power of the people, not a big golden finger