A Pot of Porridge in Troubled Times

Troubled times are a world of heroes. But for the common people, troubled times are just a pot of porridge - whoever can provide porridge is the god. Cui Shouzhi, a modern programmer, died suddenly and became the eldest son of the Cui family in Hedong. The first thought after waking up is not to compete in the world, but to survive. But to survive, you must first understand: Where is the chaos in this troubled world? What a hero fights for is the country, and what he first settles is an account - why did the refugees rebel, and why did the soldiers mutiny? Because the pot of porridge cooked by this world is too thin to feed anyone. So he stocked up on food, trained troops, managed accounts, and calculated people's hearts. Instead of grabbing the pot, he first thickened the porridge in the pot so that those who followed him could have a hot bowl of it. My father, Cui Huaibi, believed in swordsmanship and power, and he believed that "giving porridge is giving life." To the enemy, he respected his loyalty and bravery, and surrendered his troops. He was not pedantic, but he had seen through who the destiny was. From escaping from a deserted temple to unifying the country, this time traveler who refused to accept his fate only did one thing along the way - to turn this troubled world into a table of peace. Because in this world, whoever can give you porridge is heaven.