Lin Xuan, a 28-year-old Dr. Ma Ye, opened his eyes and became a 16-year-old general in the palace. On the banks of the Gaoliang River, the Song army was defeated, and the Liao cavalry was like a tide. He climbed up among the dead and began a long journey - not to become a prince or prime minister, but to make the horse run farther and make the system live longer than people.
This is not a story about bringing modern knowledge to the ancients. Lin Mu used horse industry science to establish a system of pedigree registration, feed comparison, and castration records. He also learned ancient wisdom from the identification of hoofprints by scouts, the prescription of horse medicine by veterinarians, and the methods of running the army by veterans - knowledge flows in both directions between two times and spaces. From the Horse Breeding Supervisor to the Vehicle and Animal Control Department, from the Gewu Institute to the Preparatory Institute, the four major institutions were created from scratch, upgrading experience in horse breeding to a verifiable scientific system, and upgrading the straggler-style work to an intelligence network where light and darkness are mutually exclusive.
What really makes the system stand are those whose names are remembered by the system. The price of the system is also remembered - "After reading this, future generations should know that the success of the system must come at a price."
From the donkey carts on the Gaoliang River to the neighing of Chanyuan, from the defeat of Yongxi's Northern Expedition to the closure of Hengshan Shuofeng, for forty-eight years, one person has verified one thing in his life: the system does not rely on heroes to operate. Decades later, the old veterinarian at the stud opened the pedigree register of the newborn foal and filled in "ninety-three" - nearly a hundred generations of horses were recorded on the same form. When the freshmen of Gewuyuan walked into the depths of the shelf, the teacher pointed to the old bridle on the shelf and told the story of the first mare. The jujube tree outside the window is sprouting new buds.
Donkeys carry emotions, horses carry systems. The trees planted are still growing.
