Chronicles of Huaxu

Wan Yixuan, a migrant worker in scientific research, found that he would "dream" into the same primitive world as soon as he fell asleep - there were three moons, but civilization was still tottering. Full of "travelers' sense of superiority", he originally wanted to flex his muscles and lead the tribe to the top with modern knowledge, but he repeatedly ran into obstacles: language barriers, technical difficulties, and even an inability to cook a hot pot meal. What's even more absurd is that after each "death", he would return to his bed in the dormitory. Until a psychiatrist gave him two suggestions: mindfulness meditation and "turning nightmares into sweet dreams." Wan Yixuan dubiously returned to the dreamland with a mysterious booklet, but unexpectedly triggered a supernatural phenomenon during the tribe's coming-of-age ceremony - the "Qi" flowing in his body actually caused him to have supernatural phenomena, which was regarded as "auspicious starry sky". He had an idea: Since scientific principles don't make sense, why not "treat superstition with superstition"? Practicing farming in the name of gods! Building waterwheels, improving agricultural methods, and domesticating crops... He quietly implemented his "tribal transformation plan." However, the secrets intertwined between dreams and reality, the truth about Qi Yuan, and the laws of the universe that are similar but not identical to the real world, all make his farming path full of variables. This is a science fiction farming novel about society, politics, military, and culture. The Stone Age, Iron Age, Steam Age, Electric Age, Information Age... See how a doctoral student helped and witnessed the rapid growth of a civilization called "Huaxu". By the way, think about: Is the so-called "dream" Zhuang Zhou's dream of a butterfly, or a carefully designed conspiracy?