Refugees in the Late Tang Dynasty: I Relied on Farming Infrastructure to Build the Tang Dynasty

The plot rhythm is relaxed and progressive, and the narrative logic is clear and compact. The story begins with a life-and-death conflict that quickly cuts into the plot. The high-intensity conflict of grain-grabbing confrontation and night-time sneak attack catches the reader's attention, and the protagonist establishes his power and golden finger. In the middle period, the pace slows down to pave the way for terrain survey, system exploration, and team formation preparatory work. In the later period, the main plot transformation is completed, completely breaking away from the desperate situation of escape, and officially starting the core plot of land reclamation and farming in troubled times. The human game and team building in the open line are combined with the land reclamation layout and system exploration in the dark line. The two lines run in parallel and complement each other, giving the plot a sense of exciting conflict from fist to flesh, and the texture of farming step by step.

This book about infrastructure construction in the late Tang Dynasty is amazing. The protagonist relies on the system to improve everything, and fights back from being a refugee to build a prosperous age. The plot has a tight rhythm, a good combination of farming and hegemony, and the logic is not delayed. It has the tension of surviving in troubled times, and the satisfaction of building a strong country with infrastructure, and the ancient style loves ecstasy.

The author is extremely powerful. He traveled through time and became a farmer, relying on technology to make great achievements. It's really something we need to learn from. The plot of the story is well created and has a very visual feel. Five-star praise is given.

The plot has ups and downs and is exciting. The protagonist is calm-minded and acts calmly in the face of danger. Nice! Recommend!