Traveling Through the Past to Nourish the Ancestors: a Manual for the Qin Soldiers to Counterattack the Rich N Generation

How miserable is life? The screen of his mobile phone was so cracked that it could be used as a spider web, and his father's chemotherapy fee was 8,000 yuan short. When delivering the rain bill, he was soaked worse than the mercury in the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang—until the broken Pisces pendant left by his grandma suddenly became hot, and he suddenly realized that he was dressed as Lin Zhong, the ancestor of the Qin Dynasty! This ancestor was a coward, and was dragged by the collar by the county officials to build the Great Wall. Lin Mo was desperate and clever, relying on Su Acui's "literacy scam" to get through. He also had to teach the obedient Lin Zhong to practice queueing, and the OS in his heart was about to scream, "Your legs are harder to break than the time limit for takeout." Unexpectedly, time travel is like opening a blind box: I helped Lin Bo and Xiao He settle accounts in the Han Dynasty, and the word "loan" was almost used as a symbol; I met Xie Xiaoman in the Jin Dynasty, and the red ink splashed elegance and transformed the world; I saw Su Nianqing, a female doctor in the Ming Dynasty, dressed in men's clothes and stitching wounds more securely than a doctor in a community clinic. The Pisces pendant is full of traces like a record of merit, and modern life has also turned upside down: Dad's medical insurance reimbursement has increased, Mom opened a brocade studio, Lin Mo moved from the attic in the village in the city to a river-view room - just when he was about to become a wealthy N generation, the jade pendant suddenly became dazzling, reflecting the refugees in the Yongjia chaos. "How about... Put it back on so that China will suffer less?" Lin Mo stared at the pendant in his palm and suddenly felt that this ancestral "protection of the family" seemed to be much heavier than imagined.