(Alternate history + transmigration and farming + war and political intrigue + ruthless protagonist)
In the final years of the Great Shuo dynasty, corpses littered the land, and natural and man-made disasters swept across three prefectures like the Yellow River bursting its banks.
Chen Mu, a graduate student in history, woke up to find himself in the body of Chen Gouzi, a sixteen-year-old refugee in a camp. His mother had just starved to death in his arms, and all he had left was half a moldy bun.
No golden finger, no System, just a head full of modern knowledge and a will to stay alive.
He worked as a clerk, endured military beatings, saved wounded soldiers, and even became sworn brothers with others.
From a heap of corpses in Heyin Commandery to the cold moon over a military tent in the northern lands; from a refugee trampled into the mud to a lone king leading an army to claim the Central Plains.
He walked this road for thirteen years, killing countless enemies and calculating every human heart, yet in the end, he left behind only these words:
“I never wanted to be emperor. It’s just that this world seems unable to manage without me.”
But the day he took the throne, he finally understood that his greatest enemy was the man in the mirror.
The age of chaos is a dog, and everyone who wants to survive must learn to bite.
It's quite good for a new author to write to this point. The number of fans is also increasing very quickly. The world view is also well described. Keep writing, the future is limitless.