If there were a portal that would close forever in a year, what would you choose?
Chen Gang chose the most insane option.
He maxed out his credit cards, emptied his family's savings, and stockpiled enough supplies for his family to use for decades: food, medicine, weapons, seeds, machine tools, solar panels, and even niche equipment that few people knew about. Then he took his parents, wife and children, cousin, and parents-in-law, ten people in all, and walked through the portal without looking back.
On the other side was Liaodong in 183 AD. The Yellow Turban Rebellion had yet to break out, but the realm was on the brink of chaos. Their landing site was more than ten kilometers from the nearest Han city, surrounded by nothing but primeval forest.
Chen Gang had no grand ambitions of rising to the top overnight, nor did he plan to use his knowledge of the future to recruit people. He only intended to survive first: clear the land, build a fortified settlement, and gather refugees, using modern supplies and knowledge to slowly establish a foothold in Liaodong.
By the time the warlords of the Central Plains came to their senses, a lighthouse unlike anything they had ever seen was already shining in the forests of the northeast.
One portal, ten people, one year of preparation.
From wilderness to the roar of steam, from a few acres of poor farmland to ranks of iron cavalry.
The foundations of a thousand-year empire began with a portal through time and space.
AI,,,,
I dare to use my mobile phone to explore and use a drone to connect to the Internet to see. You don't know that everything online is being monitored. This kind of protagonist doesn't survive more than two episodes before being sliced and diced for study.
After reading more than half of the chapter, I knew it was AI, and I guess it was written by Doubao.
After traveling through the rebirth novel, he has whimsical and anti-human thoughts. As long as the writing style is natural, has material, is logical, and does not sound uncomfortable, it is still a good article. Listen to 30 chapters in one breath, it's smooth and reasonable! Don't just read the comments. I've read Chapter 43. It's very well written, but I just don't understand why a mini-tiller is used instead of a tractor? Why is it taught to practice muzzleloading by an old man rather than a young man? Two horses were killed, why not break them down and eat the meat?? He fought a victorious battle, and his description of the war and post-war handling are very insightful and structured. Use a fully loaded electric tricycle to haul a few dead horses back to camp. It doesn't sound good to me. Can't you give it a try? Author: In Chapter 71, it is obviously inappropriate to deal with lice. Both men and women should cut their heads bald to eliminate lice. Chapter 77: I wonder if the aspirin invented by local methods has a shelf life?
It's ok, I love watching it, I'll update it quickly
Good, good, good, good
If something is buried for more than 1,800 years and can be dug out with a few shovels, even if it is not destroyed by the ancients, will it not exist when the terrain changes, mud and rocks are deposited, and water flows wash away it?