[Exile to the Frontier + Lingquan Farming + Infrastructure Counterattack + Marriage First, Love Later]
Lin Wantang, a doctor from the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, opened her eyes and became the daughter of a criminal exiled in the northwest.
The sky was full of yellow sand, their food and salary were withheld, they lived in a leaky adobe house, they ate moldy chaff, and they were even given to a cold-faced centurion.
The beginning of the collapse of heaven!
Xiao Lin said: "Heishitun does not support idle people. If you can live, you will live. If you can't live, you will be buried."
Lin Wantang looked at the spiritual spring space on her wrist, rolled up her sleeves and started doing it.
Dig alkaline ditches, improve saline-alkali land, and grow golden millet. Raise rabbits, make pickles, dig culverts, build medicine gardens, and open trade routes.
Three months later, Heishitun, the poorest village, was full of grain.
Half a year later, caravans from the frontier rushed to trade.
A few years later, Xiao Lin changed from a centurion to the powerful General Jingbei in the northwest.
The man who said "I don't raise idle people" at the beginning now blocked her in the granary and asked with red ears: "Madam, I have conquered this world for you. Tonight... Can you not talk about farming?"
Lin Wantang: "No, the ground hasn't been watered yet tomorrow."
Reader comments
The author's writing skills are solid and the pace of the story is relaxed and moderate. The characters are brilliantly created, they are not just tool men. The plots are interlocking and the foreshadowing is recycled one by one. It's easy to get involved when reading, it's both hilarious and touching. It's a novel worth reading back again and again, and I look forward to the exciting content in the future.
The author's writing skills are solid and the pace of the story is relaxed and moderate. The characters are brilliantly created, they are not just tool men. The plots are interlocking and the foreshadowing is recycled one by one. It's easy to get involved when reading, it's both hilarious and touching. It's a novel worth reading back again and again, and I look forward to the exciting content in the future.