Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from Weinan to Defend the Territory

Lu Ning traveled to Weinan, Shaanxi in the seventh year of Chongzhen. There was a severe drought for three years, the land was bare for thousands of miles, and people died of hunger everywhere. Rogue bandits are everywhere, officers and soldiers are decaying, Tartars are pressing down on the country, and the Little Ice Age is chilling to the bone. There is no system, no panel, and no black technology. There is only a thin body, a belly full of modern common sense, and a devastated land. Starting with a poor man who is about to starve to death: Rescue refugees, repair water conservancy, change farming, practice rural bravery, eliminate banditry, and build strong cities. Step by step, we turned dilapidated Weinan into a paradise in troubled times. Then use Weinan as the base, sweep away the rogue bandits, defend the Tartars in the north, suppress the government internally, and rebuild the mountains and rivers. In this life, Lu Ning does not rely on heaven, earth, or the system of gods and Buddhas. With only his hands and wisdom, in the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, starting from Weinan, he defended the land, saved the people, and stabilized the world.