In the Year of Disaster, Check in on Everything Every Day

Chen Ping traveled to ancient times, and the beginning was a year of severe drought, locust plagues, and hungry people everywhere. There was only half a bag of grains left in the house, my parents were sallow and thin, and my fourteen-year-old sister was so hungry that she could not speak. Fortunately, I have awakened [All Things Sign-in System] - on the first day of signing in, you will get a hundred catties of polished rice; on the seventh day of signing in, you will get a strong bow; if you sign in on the full moon, you will get an underground granary; on the 100th day of signing in, you will get a God-given grand prize! While others were chewing tree bark and eating Guanyin soil, the Chen Ping family ate white rice and stewed braised pork. When village bullies came to extort money and bandits robbed them with knives, Chen Ping took out his Zhuge Liannu and fired one arrow at a time. From secretly hoarding food to protect his family, to arming his neighbors to protect a village, and annexing powerful powers to dominate a county - Chen Ping gradually expanded his foundation in these troubled times. It wasn't until he rescued Mu Huayue, a noblewoman from the capital whose whole family had been wiped out, that he learned that there was another driving force behind the natural disaster - the three hidden sects used the world as a chessboard and the disaster years as bait to harvest all living beings. And the sign-in system in Chen Ping's hands actually involves a thousand-year chess game played by an ancient civilization... Disaster year? Famine? Troubled times? Chen Ping looked at the mountains of supplies in the warehouse and the growing iron army behind him, and smiled - how could he get richer and stronger in this disaster year?