The Right Way to Use the Internet for Infrastructure Building

On the first day after transmigrating, Gu Qiong lay on a mat of dried grass in a bare-bones thatched hut. After several failed attempts to lift her thin, weak arm, drained by hunger, she gave up. Forget it. Maybe she should try being reborn again. Five minutes into her first day after transmigrating, a familiar internet search page appeared before her with a ding. Gu Qiong, sick in bed, shot upright. "I can do this!" The crops in the fields were withered, so Gu Qiong searched, "How do you grow rice?" There wasn't enough water at home, so Gu Qiong searched, "How to find the right place to dig a well." Every so often, she looked up "easy ways to make traditional pastries" to satisfy her cravings. Later, she discovered that she had transmigrated into a novel set in a time of chaos. The thirteen-year-old emperor on the throne would be hunted by rebels ten days from now and fall off a cliff. From that moment on, the factional strife that would plague the land for the next thirty years would officially begin. She was still pondering how her whole family would survive through such a long period of turmoil when, ten days later, she found a badly injured child in the river. On the same day, she learned that her timid father, who was afraid of his wife, was actually a former great general who had been forced from power, sent away from the capital, and made to live under an assumed name. Gu Qiong had no choice but to cry as she typed into the search bar: "How to make gunpowder," "How to graft rice," "Basic military training," "How weapons were made in ancient times." Then she accidentally clicked into a history discussion forum... And every account on the forum was taken over by professors. "Good heavens! This is an entirely new, unknown dynasty!" exclaimed the first history professor to discover the forum his student had been using. "Farming! For farming, ask Old Li! He's the expert! You want to increase crop yields, right? Let's start with a modest goal of 500 jin!" said the biology professor Gu Qiong asked for farming advice. "Scholars, scholars, imperial examinations, imperial examinations," said the literature professor who showed up uninvited. Professors from all kinds of fields, including physics, architecture, and engineering, also snatched up their students' forum accounts. Then they became teachers who answered Gu Qiong's every question, sometimes even neglecting their own actual students. The "abandoned" students: "..." They secretly turned around and gave Gu Qiong an easy recipe for spicy snack sticks they'd found. Gu Qiong: ...!! Reading Guide: 1. All professional information is explained by "Baidu." 2. Updates and reading at your own pace. 3. To keep the female lead from dying young, the golden finger is so powerful that even the author can't believe it. 4. The setting is fictional. Theme: Strive for a brighter future