This Powerful Minister Is All Wrong

This is an author recommendation for you to use when publishing a new book: --- The author said that writing this story originated from an idea: If a person with a modern mind fell into the mud of the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, how long could he survive? The answer is more interesting than I thought. Not only did he want to live, he also wanted to bring a whole village of people to life. He built the waterwheel not because he wanted to be a hero, but because the fields were flooded. He practiced militia not because he wanted to strive for hegemony, but because the bandits were coming. He fights gentry, captures spies, and opens waterways, not because of ambition, but because every step he doesn't take forward, the village behind him will be swallowed up. But as I write, I realize that for a person to gain a foothold on this land, farming alone is not enough, nor is fighting alone enough. He needs someone who can truly stand by his side. So Xie Ruoying came - the legitimate daughter of the Xie family, and her whipping skills were as good as the gods. She is not someone's vassal, nor is she a character waiting to be saved. She and he tested each other and backed each other up at the most critical juncture. They were both equal and inseparable. This is a story that grew out of mud. The waterwheel will turn, the bowstring will ring, and the river breeze will flow in from the reeds. And that small village called Liujia'ao is becoming different bit by bit. If you like the story of farming infrastructure, cold weapons and wits, and the two strong forces joining forces to break the situation, please come and read it. The new book has been released, click to read and join the game together.