Unlimited Rice Porridge and Pickled Mustard Greens: I Build a Divine Yellow Turban Dynasty

Carbohydrates and salt are all there, and there's plenty of them. In ancient times, when it was cold, people should have worn an extra layer of clothing.

I won't go into too much detail, but once the protagonist starts acting like a supernatural being, I lose interest in watching. Keeping the people ignorant does more harm than good, and will lead to endless troubles. As for the protagonist's cheat ability, just having it produce food as a mascot is already incredibly powerful, right?

For various reasons, this book is coming to an end. Thank you to all the readers for your support and encouragement. Thank you for accompanying the author throughout this book, from the very beginning to the very end. Thank you all for being with me until the very end. This book is coming to a close.

"The Azure Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise; the year is Jiazi, great fortune reigns!" This slogan is truly excellent, just like "Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?"—Both have been passed down through the ages.

I don't think we can accept all the Yellow Turban rebels indiscriminately. Some may have joined purely to commit evil, or have already committed evil. This kind of direct trial is very gratifying.

Unlimited pickled mustard greens, white porridge, and steamed buns? Couldn't that have been achieved in ancient times? Many countries today can't even provide a continuous supply. 😃 You're really clueless.

Plain white porridge and pickled vegetables, all you can eat? Or is this ancient times? Give me three months, give me three months and I'll raise five million People's Liberation Army soldiers, sweep away the evil old forces of landlords and aristocrats, establish a great communist motherland, and within three years sweep away the earth and rush into the universe.

I think we could draw another Mirage Talisman and then, after the next major battle with the government forces, draw a Heavenly Ladder connecting heaven and earth. All Yellow Turban soldiers who died for the cause of bringing peace to the world could climb the ladder to the carefree, immortal Yellow Heaven Kingdom to enjoy eternal bliss. This should motivate the soldiers.

I finished reading it in one go. The main character is basically invisible now, so it's getting a bit dry. It would be great if they added some action, like some supernatural abilities. Even though you can't read it with your brain engaged, the main character still needs some highlight—supernatural powers, right? After several hundred chapters, they only managed a little bit of fantasy at the beginning to scare us.

Don't underestimate plain white porridge. It's made from millet and doesn't contain any wheat bran. Even landlords in the past couldn't afford to eat it. Before 70 years ago, most people in China couldn't afford plain white porridge.