[History/Infrastructure/Travel/Game/Farming Struggle/Tang Dynasty/Recovery of Longxi]
Chen Mu traveled through time and traveled to Shazhou during the Dazhong period, where people were starving and Tibetans were everywhere.
What's even more terrible is that there is a game interface in front of him. The public channel was frantically scrolling: "Brothers, how do you start in Shazhou?" "Look for Zhang Yichao to take over the mission!" A group of modern players are "playing" the Tang Dynasty in which he lives, burning, killing, looting, completing missions, and resurrecting from the dead, laughing and joking.
Only Chen Mu knows: this is true. You can't come back after you die. Every canal built is feeding real people, and every village burned is real people crying.
Fortunately, he can see the public channel.
The player thinks it is the task of the game, the canal he wants to build; the player thinks it is the strategy for the dungeon, the city he wants to attack; the "hidden NPC Zhang Yichao" in the player's mouth is his brother who fights side by side.
So he anonymously set the pace, posted strategies, and led tasks. Thousands of players happily helped him build roads, transport food, build bridges, and attack cities. They also praised the "game" for being really good.
Shazhou was restored and the Silk Road was restored. Under Liangzhou City, players cheered on the public channel for "clearing the main line". Chen Mu stood at the top of the city and slapped the last handful of soil into the city wall.
Someone asked him: "Chen Shijun, will you return to Chang'an?"
He smiled: "The road has not been built yet, so I won't go anywhere."
