Transmigrating into a Chaotic Era: I Brought the Entire Modern World

I, Chen Du, was a programmer in the twenty-first century, the ultimate workaholic.

After dying from overwork, I opened my eyes to find myself a poor county magistrate in a rundown county on the border of Great Liang. What was the county like? The city wall had been crumbling for three years with no one repairing it, the granary was empty enough to race horses in, and the people survived by digging up roots. Oh, and the previous magistrate had been shot dead by barbarians on that very wall.

The good news: I brought a pocket dimension with me, containing an entire empty city from the twenty-first century. It was piled high with supplies, all free for the taking.

The bad news: No food delivery, no Wi-Fi, no air conditioning, and even the toilets were outdoors.

The worse news: The barbarians came raiding every autumn, and an order demanding years of unpaid taxes had already landed on my desk from the military governor.

I had planned to keep a low profile and lie low for a while.

But my wife could read, had studied history, and kept telling me every day,