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That year, Chen Yi traveled through the late Han Dynasty and almost starved to death on the roadside. When he was dying, he had a hallucination, as if a wonderful voice was asking in his ears: "Do you want to live?" He was unable to answer, but he heard a voice rising from his heart. [Life, I will pay the price of his life. ] At this moment, the comfort like a clear spring flows through the body, driving away all the discomfort of approaching death. Chen Yi: "I feel full of strength. How do I do this?" [The entry "Fat Grain Man" has been advanced for the host. He can starve for three months without dying. The entry can be improved. If you pay off the advance, you can get rewards. ] [Repayment task: cultivate three hundred stones of grain harvest] Chen Yi: "???" From that moment on, Chen Yi felt an inexplicable excitement. I didn't expect that after time travel, I could still masturbate! [......] Many years later, everyone in Jian'an's glory days looked up to that man. Guo Jia: "He has to play all day long, how can he still be so healthy and strong?" Cao Zhi: "This is the fourth collection of poems by Uncle Chen Yi. I feel like I have been living in his shadow." Xiao Qiao: "Are you still reading at this time? Husband, you love studying so much!"

Zhou Yi traveled to the late Han Dynasty and replaced the original prodigy Zhou Buyi. He didn't want to go to Xudu to be Cao Chong's little friend, and he didn't want to be beheaded and buried with Cao Chong after his death. So in the autumn of the sixth year of Jian'an, Zhou Bujie, who claimed to be deaf, resolutely stood beside Duke Xuande, hid in the arms of Mrs. Gan and Mrs. Mi, and found an inch of warmth in the troubled times. ... Liu Xuande moved to Jingzhou from the south. After many years of entrepreneurship, he still relied on others. He felt that his body was full of flesh and blood, and the sun and the moon were passing by, and he was getting older. He thought that escaping to Jingzhou was the bottom of his life, but he didn't expect that it was just the beginning of the peak... ... Zhuge Kongming was indifferent to fame and wealth, quiet and far-reaching. He often compared himself to Guan Zhong and Leyi, and nicknamed him "Little Wolong". He originally thought that Zhou Buyi, like countless "prodigies" in the Han Dynasty, was just a product of a family of scholar-bureaucrats. Until Xinye began to use curved shaft plows to cultivate the land; wooden oxen and flowing horses were used to cross mountain roads to harvest; streams and wells were used to prevent drought, and grass ash was used to nourish the cold... He felt that he had to get out of the mountain as soon as possible!