At the end of the Great Yan Dynasty, the world was in chaos, and people died of hunger all over the land. Three hundred members of the Lin family fled south. Others said: This group of people is destined to die!
Sixteen-year-old Lin Heng didn't believe it.
Others rely on their lives to escape famine, but he relies on "trash cans" to escape famine. He easily digs out relics from his past life, including salt, vegetable seeds, and good medicines.
The old Tongsheng, who even threatened to die and would not leave the town, finally caught up with the team overnight and called him "Shiro". The three hundred people went all the way south. Not only did they not disperse, but they became stronger and more energetic as they walked!
When the new dynasty was established, Enke opened the land and planted a farm full of strawberries. At the same time, he went from being a civil servant to being a Jinshi, and all the way to the emperor's feet. Above the court, there were treacherous clouds and turbulent undercurrents that were a hundred times more dangerous than fleeing for thousands of miles!
No one could have imagined that this young man from a humble family would eventually stand in court, assist the new king, eliminate chaos, and establish peace for all generations!
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty respected and feared him, and the common people built shrines in his honour.
Only Lin Heng himself knows that he has been famous throughout the ages by "picking up trash".
Reader comments
The age of the male protagonist is set too young, so many dialogues in the plot are very unrealistic. Everyone who has children knows what a three-year-old child is like. More than 99% of them only know how to eat and play. If they are sensible, they are relatively obedient. How can they understand everything?
The age of the male protagonist is set too young, so many dialogues in the plot are very unrealistic. Everyone who has children knows what a three-year-old child is like. More than 99% of them only know how to eat and play. If they are sensible, they are relatively obedient. How can they understand everything?