Chen Jing transmigrated. Other people get sent to an imperial palace, an army, or a divine skill. What does he get from the start? A pile of junk?
Even more ridiculous, the System calls itself the "Sandtable System," its sign-in screen is a spinning wheel, and the designers never bother to fix it. The rewards are entirely at the mercy of the System's mood.
Chen Jing landed inside a giant eggplant and was mistaken for an immortal descended from heaven. He had no choice but to play the part: provide water, then food; unload a hundred million tons of rice to make a show of strength; and lead a group of refugees as thin as bamboo poles in clearing the hills, demolishing shacks, building infrastructure, and spinning for upgrades.
Government troops block the road below, while the System cheats him from above.
Grumbling all the while, Chen Jing turns the refugees' shantytown into an infrastructure hub. He farms, trains soldiers, builds a city, and saves up points, all while turning the rotten mess of the "Eggplant Dynasty" upside down.
First, make sure the brothers are fed. Then go down the mountain and talk some sense into the troops.
Can't talk it out? Then bury them in rice!
