Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: I Grow Iron Cavalry in the Fields

No cheats + career + modern memory + survive on all the resources around you. Time travel is not about sweeping through ancient times with modern knowledge, but about being more cautious. If you make a wrong step, you will be doomed. When the soul of a modern street kid travels back to ancient times, with no memory of the original owner, no golden fingers, no special identity, no information, and no idea which dynasty this is, how can he survive? Left to die or lingering? He was groping while doing it, but not every step was right. He didn't have a God's perspective and wanted to live. On what? Of course, it relies on fear of death, and then courage blooms from fear. Everything starts from scratch, from scratch, and slowly feels good. Farming? How to fertilize? How to farm? How to determine the farming season? Making salt? He was arrested and beheaded the next day. Smelting iron? The nine tribes are happy. If you really traveled back in time to ancient times, how would you survive in a small mountain village with no money and no food to eat? Let's take a look at how the protagonist Chen Liu, a carefree street kid, breaks the deadlock, feeds himself, and leads others to feed himself. He doesn't rely on temples, doesn't ignore history, and how he walks his own path.