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An inexplicable black hole sucked a recruit into the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He had no good identity, no powerful skill points, and only had nearly two thousand years of vision and knowledge than the ancients, and half a bucket of water in the knowledge of future generations. See how the recruits of later generations accomplished great things in ancient times...

It took me more than twenty years to record in words the land where I was born and grew up. Since the year my mother passed away, I have tried to write down this place that I have always dreamed of, but every time I feel so sad that I cannot continue. My hometown brings me joy, touches me, but also brings me regrets and irreparable trauma. Every time I think about this, I wish I hadn't been born earlier. What I write now is not that time has healed me, but that I am trying my best to reconcile with the past. Time is not a good medicine for pain. The so-called healing day by day is just a forced change. Otherwise, it would be difficult to survive. Of course, the complexity of life also leaves many people with no time to dwell on the past, as if they are healed. I do not belong to this category. My heart is pure and innocent as ever.

An inexplicable black hole sucked a recruit into the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He had no good identity, no powerful skill points, and only had nearly two thousand years of vision and knowledge than the ancients, and half a bucket of water in the knowledge of future generations. See how the recruits of later generations accomplished great things in ancient times...