Zhao Mu traveled through Da Qi for three years, which coincided with a millennium of famine, and the tragedy of exchanging children for food was right in front of him. In order not to become the meat in someone else's pot, he endured the pain and stared at the "poisonous weed" by the river that made ordinary people dizzy. When everyone thought that the scholar was going to starve to death, Zhao Mu did the opposite and put this grass into the water, poisoning half of the fresh fish in the river! In this troubled world where human life is at stake, Zhao Mu relies on his survival wisdom that transcends the times, not only to survive himself, but also to let the cruel and hungry people understand that knowledge is the hardest job!
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I thought I was a rich person or an official, but now it turns out I am competing in the world, good reviews
I thought I was a rich person or an official, but now it turns out I am competing in the world, good reviews