The unlucky reporter Xu Yunhua has been lying around in Taiwan and working as a salted fish for a whole year. Finally, he received a somewhat meaningful job, which was to go to the Yellow River to report on the effectiveness of water conservancy projects during the flood season.
In line with the principle of "lying down somewhere is not lying down", Xu Yunhua packed up, carried a small bag and went, planning to get some field work subsidies and then come back.
As a result, she was splashed with water from the Yellow River, and she fell asleep in her dream and crossed over.
When he opened his eyes, he saw a man wearing a robe and a mandarin jacket tied to the antique bed frame with pigtails. What's more terrible is that this man still had this piece of cloth in his mouth. His face was pale, and he looked like he was dying.
Xu Yunhua was almost frightened to death, thinking: The director didn't mention that the field service also came with script-killing benefits, right? When I woke up, where did I come from? The NPC brother who plays the corpse is so dedicated! I wonder if he has five insurances and one housing fund...
Soon, random thoughts could no longer keep Xu Yunhua calm. It took her as long as she ate two chickens to realize that she had probably traveled through time, and that the husband tied to the bed frame was none other than Chen Huang, a prodigy in water control during the Kangxi period.
Note: This story is purely fictional and has nothing to do with real historical figures!
This article is also called "Going to Qinghe"
Intention: Even though the feudal dynasty had thousands of gold bricks and silver tiles, every inch was engraved with the word "cannibalism".