In 1923, Suiyuan was thousands of miles away, banditry was everywhere, Outer Mongolia became independent, and the Japanese invaders were eyeing it.
When Zhao Beichuan, a water conservancy engineer, opened his eyes, he traveled through time and became the only son of Zhao Dashan, the leader of the Guyang Militia.
With the water conservancy knowledge of later generations, we dug wells, built canals, built dams to store water, and built the Hetao granary!
Expand trade routes, gather money and food, train strong soldiers, and eliminate banditry;
He was no longer silent in the face of attempts at secession;
Facing the Japanese invasion, he took ruthless action!
The mountains and rivers are broken, and the sword is cut!
See how he started by digging wells and eventually changed the fate of the entire frontier.
Reader comments
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.
It's a very nice book, and I look forward to the author's exciting follow-up!
Boss, if you want to update, please hurry up. Update a little every day. Who can read it?
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.
It's a very nice book, and I look forward to the author's exciting follow-up!
Boss, if you want to update, please hurry up. Update a little every day. Who can read it?
You can write more, right?