Renjun at the End of Han Dynasty

In the seventh year of Guanghe's reign, there was a severe drought and people died of hunger all over the country. A soul from later generations woke up from the pile of corpses in the darkest era of the late Han Dynasty. He was once a public servant of the people. He had seen the beautiful mountains and rivers with his own eyes, and measured every inch of barren land with his own hands. He knows the difficulties of farming and understands the suffering of the people. Today, he is a refugee struggling to survive, a mortal who must choose between "being eaten" and "cannibalism." When the decaying sky is dead, when the crumbling empire shows its ferocious fangs, when "Great Master" Zhang Jiao entrusts his last hope and the future of the entire Taiping Road to the hands of an unknown person... Chen Yi clenched the token in his hand that was enough to stir up the world. He wants to carve out a way for these suffering sentient beings to survive in this world where bones are exposed in the wild and there are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles. This road leads not to imperial hegemony, but to a tomorrow where everyone can have enough food and clothing. This road may have never been seen in history books.