1.
Agricultural technical commissioner Sangwo traveled through time.
Bad news: He was transformed into a condemned person and was exiled to Lingnan. Both his father and brother died, leaving behind a widow, sister-in-law and young nephew.
Good news: The old father, the former great farmer, left behind a farming manual.
What are you afraid of in exile, what are you afraid of in poverty? What is more cost-effective than saving a life!
What's more, this is Lingnan!
The rain here is abundant and the products are rich. Rice is grown two to three times a year. As long as the hands and feet are diligent, can't we feed a few mouths? Sangwo was full of confidence, rolled up his sleeves and just started!
2.
"History of Hou Ye" commented: Lu Qian was a man who kept secrets secretly and acted cautiously.
Historical records say: Lu Qian was born into a noble family. He practiced martial arts and martial arts since he was a child, and was favored by the Holy Family. In the last years of Daye, his father, Marquis Dingbei, conspired to rebel, and Lu Qian was sentenced to exile in the barbarian land of Lingnan.
Later, he stayed dormant in Lingnan for several years, raised troops to defeat the bandits and quelled the troubled times, and became the Great Sima.
It is said that Lu Qian is a cold-blooded and ruthless king of hell, and has never been close to women in his life.
Little did he know that after he became a powerful official in the world, he chose to take off his armor and return to the fields, becoming a farmer in Lingnan.
"Sang Wo, the world has been settled, the great revenge has been avenged, I am homeless now, do you still want me?"
Mission: Self-reliance and self-reliance, unyielding in adversity, female growth
Reader comments
Please give me an article that I read N years ago. It should be Lord Shou.
I remember an ancient world where the male protagonist's father was a minor official, but he had great talents. Then the male protagonist has a book boy. He can do divination and set up a trap to fish by the stream or the river and get to know the emperor (is he a bit like Jiang Taigong)?
Then I still remember that the male protagonist led the army to fight and dug many small holes in the ground to deal with the cavalry. Then later he was tricked into falling into a hole in the ground, and the other person left a note that said, "You know how to dig a hole, and I know how to dig a hole"? It seems like it was too long ago and very blurry.
It seems pretty cool, and I think the writing is pretty good, and it seems to be from the ancient world. There is a world where the hero is the emperor. The hero and a character are making plans, and then the emperor rushes over. The character thinks that the emperor is worried about the hero, but in fact the emperor secretly sighs in his heart that if I hadn't rushed over, you might have died. That's probably what it means. It seems very refreshing, but I have the impression that it is well written, and I really want to read it again.
Please give me an article that I read N years ago. It should be Lord Shou. I remember an ancient world where the male protagonist's father was a minor official, but he had great talents. Then the male protagonist has a book boy. He can do divination and set up a trap to fish by the stream or the river and get to know the emperor (is he a bit like Jiang Taigong)? Then I still remember that the male protagonist led the army to fight and dug many small holes in the ground to deal with the cavalry. Then later he was tricked into falling into a hole in the ground, and the other person left a note that said, "You know how to dig a hole, and I know how to dig a hole"? It seems like it was too long ago and very blurry. It seems pretty cool, and I think the writing is pretty good, and it seems to be from the ancient world. There is a world where the hero is the emperor. The hero and a character are making plans, and then the emperor rushes over. The character thinks that the emperor is worried about the hero, but in fact the emperor secretly sighs in his heart that if I hadn't rushed over, you might have died. That's probably what it means. It seems very refreshing, but I have the impression that it is well written, and I really want to read it again.