Wang Tao looked at this harsh environment with cold wind and snow and dead mountains, and the beginning was a dead end:
"Doubao, this joke is too big!"
Just when Wang Tao was desperately waiting for death, he was chased by a huge wild boar and ran away desperately.
After escaping from death, Wang Tao was on the verge of death every day, but he didn't even know it.
Unintentionally, he turned the villainous magistrate into his backer. Even the King of the Huns chopped firewood for him, and he also had a top bodyguard hidden by his side, but he only used him as a coolie helper.
He is selfish in nature and loves to toss. He pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. He will shine brightly when given a little sunshine, causing the whole county to be in a state of chaos.
This caused complaints from the people throughout the county, but inadvertently saved countless people.
Let's look at Wang Tao who sticks to a county, takes root in the countryside, uses modern knowledge to cultivate fields, mines and create things, and develops steadily in troubled times, guarding an isolated city to protect the people of a place who live and work in peace and contentment.
The book is full of black humor on the surface, and there are layers of hidden threads inside. The details are horrifying, but it also has a tragic undertone of troubled times.