In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, Ming Dynasty was already seriously ill. The elite of Songjin were destroyed, and the Qing army repeatedly knocked down the pass; bandits swept through the Central Plains, leaving millions of refugees; the drought locust plague was rampant, and everyone in the north was eating each other, and Jiashen's country's demise was imminent.
Chen Shouyi, director of the National Grain Reserve, traveled through the land and became a low-level postman on the verge of starving to death in Heishi Station at the border of Datong. No system, no special abilities, only relying on modern top-notch grain storage, supply chain and institutional management knowledge to stand in troubled times.
Relying on the border military post to control the intelligence network, the low-temperature controlled atmosphere grain storage method was used to stockpile sustainable grain depots, and the desperate refugees were gathered to build forts to defend themselves. Dealing with border generals, court officials, rogue bandits, and various Mongolian tribes.
At a time when all the heroes were fighting for war and land, only he used food and grass as a sword and information as a front. On the eve of the collapse of the dynasty, he cut off the famine in the troubled times and reversed the fate of the Ming Dynasty.
