In 1923, Suiyuan was gripped by drought, bandits ran rampant, Outer Mongolia declared independence, and the Japanese watched hungrily from the sidelines.
Zhao Beichuan, a hydraulic engineer, opened his eyes and found himself transmigrated into the body of Zhao Dashan’s only son. Zhao Dashan was the head of the Guyang militia.
Drawing on his knowledge of water conservancy from a later era, he dug wells, repaired canals, and built dams to store water, turning the Hetao region into a granary!
He expanded trade routes, amassed money and grain, trained elite troops, and stamped out banditry.
He would no longer stay silent in the face of secessionist schemes.
He would strike hard against Japanese aggression!
With the land in ruins, he drew his blade!
Watch him begin by digging a well, then go on to change the fate of the entire frontier.
Do bandits fight and rob every day? Where did the experience of so many bullets and farts come from, suppressing 6666 into a warlord, and forcibly creating difficulties?
The pig horns dealt with in the previous article very well: "cheating, borrowing" money to repair water conservancy, purchase of arms and supplies, foreshadowing and development support.
I really like this book. What I like most is that the author never procrastinates in writing content. The word count is very low, the content is wonderful, there is no exaggeration, and there is no illogical place. There are many places that are seriously illogical in a good book. The author is so rigorous in his writing! ! !
It's a very nice book, and I look forward to the author's exciting follow-up!
Rigorous logic, no exaggeration, and a strong sense of substitution
Very good, relatively close to history
Boss, if you want to update, please hurry up. Update a little every day. Who can read it?
Updates are too slow and progress is slow
It's well written. There are very few novels about the Republic of China of this quality. I hope the author will finish it and not go to the palace.
Reminder for update. Reminder for update. Well written.
Do bandits fight and rob every day? Where did the experience of so many bullets and farts come from, suppressing 6666 into a warlord, and forcibly creating difficulties? The pig horns dealt with in the previous article very well: "cheating, borrowing" money to repair water conservancy, purchase of arms and supplies, foreshadowing and development support.
I really like this book. What I like most is that the author never procrastinates in writing content. The word count is very low, the content is wonderful, there is no exaggeration, and there is no illogical place. There are many places that are seriously illogical in a good book. The author is so rigorous in his writing! ! !
It's a very nice book, and I look forward to the author's exciting follow-up!
Rigorous logic, no exaggeration, and a strong sense of substitution
Very good, relatively close to history
Boss, if you want to update, please hurry up. Update a little every day. Who can read it? Updates are too slow and progress is slow
It's well written. There are very few novels about the Republic of China of this quality. I hope the author will finish it and not go to the palace.
Reminder for update. Reminder for update. Well written.
Come on, come on, come on
Good looking, keep watching