Ming Dynasty: from Farming to Stars

This book is about farming slowly, respecting history, and has historical notes. Lin Chen, an architect who stayed up late and worked overtime, suddenly died at his workstation. When he woke up again, his soul traveled to the end of the Yuan Dynasty and became Liu Bowen, who resigned and returned home. The troubled times are turbulent, exorbitant taxes and environmental protection money are squeezed at all levels, cold winter is approaching, and Nantian Village is facing a food shortage crisis. The tied system is even more outrageous: it does not provide food or soldiers, it is only responsible for auditing and verifying the survival results. All results must be based on the actual food and clothing of living people, with only a trace amount of physical feedback as a reward. Within a 100-day time limit, the goal is to reduce the number of winter-barren households in Nantian Village by 30%. Giving away food for free will only breed disaster. Liu Ji visited various households, revised the township regulations, exchanged work for food, dug mountains and built canals, and repeatedly tested compost to improve soil fertility. But there is a turbulent undercurrent beneath the peaceful countryside. The fake grain reminder notices stirred people's hearts. Anonymous notes, old paper lost from the county warehouse, half a seabird bronze medal, and every piece of physical evidence concealed a powerful conspiracy to disrupt the situation. Instead of relying on semi-immortal magic, relying only on on-the-spot investigation, relying on account books and physical evidence to clear up the fog, you can survive step by step among multiple forces. After surviving the harsh winter famine, the crisis is far from over. Sun Yan, the Chuzhou envoy, had already crossed the mountains and knocked on the courtyard door with Zhu Yuanzhang's invitation. Farmers in the mountains and fields cannot escape the smoke of war in the world.