Daming Commoners

In the third year of Zhengde, there was a severe drought in Huaixi, resulting in no harvest. Jiang Zhou, a modern social creature, opened his eyes and transformed into a commoner boy from the lowest class in the Ming Dynasty. The family is impoverished, the grandmother is seriously ill, and the government officials outside the house are pressing for taxes. The situation in front of them is that they cannot survive. There is no system, no artifact, and no huge wealth. Only when you wake up, you will have a photographic memory and a head of basic knowledge from later generations - farming to increase production, water purification and disease prevention, simple crafts, and accounting to make a living, all clearly identifiable in the mind. In this era of heavy taxes and starvation, survival is the first priority. He started from a morsel of food, a square field, and a small thing, and with a vision far beyond the times, he made a way out of a desperate situation. Protect your loved ones, stabilize your livelihood, learn literacy, practice skills, and gain a foothold step by step from being a commoner in the countryside. There are no shortcuts to the sky, just down to earth. Let's take a look at a young man from a poor family who, with a humble body, rose up against the wind in the Ming Dynasty and finally lived the life he wanted.