Su Weizhen died once. Before his sudden death, he worked in grassroots poverty alleviation in Gansu for eight years. When he woke up again, he became Yin Changhen, the leader of the Blood God Sect in the fictional world of the late Ming Dynasty - his martial arts skills were unparalleled and his power dominated the southwest. But three days later, the seven sects will attack the main altar and crush him to ashes.
Su Weizhen: Farewell.
He crawled through secret tunnels and changed into rough clothes for fifty days before hiding in a poor mountain village by Taihu Lake. Repairing waterwheels, teaching how to read, opening canals to divert water, and setting up ropeways to sell mountain products, all rely on the experience of previous lives to start from scratch. The villagers called him "Mr. Su", and the children gathered around him asking for biscuits. It was rare to have a quiet life.
However, his pursuers soon came to his door. Lu Guihong, a disciple of the Yunshan Sword Sect, chased him for four months, from Yunnan to Jiangnan, and observed him in Xishan Village for twelve days. Finally, he came to a conclusion that even he himself did not believe: this person was not Yin Changhen.
The remaining consciousness of the former leader began to fight back. The Mu Palace in Southwest China was eyeing his salt-making technology, and enemies in the world would come to him sooner or later. If you want to keep the small home you have built so hard, you must go to a broader world and build a stronger force.
From the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River to the frontiers of Yunnan, from one village to the other to unite all ethnic groups. Su Weizhen brought his experience in people's livelihood economics and grassroots governance to take a unique path: unite all those who can be united to make the cake as big as possible.
This is a story about survival, trust and building. A party member lived seriously in another world and changed the fate of many people.
Purpose: to improve people's livelihood down-to-earth and unite all ethnic groups to build frontiers. True strength comes from inner determination and protection of the people.