Yonghechang in Shuzhong

In the third year of Yonghe's reign in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Huan Wen attacked Shu and the city of Chengdu was destroyed. The north is full of flames, while the south is peaceful. When Hu rode south, his bones were exposed, and rituals and music collapsed. No one knew that on a muddy path leading to the middle of Sichuan, a broken ox cart carried a soul from 1,600 years later and slowly drove into the barren mountains and wild waters of southern Sichuan. Lin Yuan, a popular science writer in his previous life, is now a descendant of a down-and-out noble family. He led a group of refugees who were about to starve to death, and burned wasteland, cleared land, built walls, and built a village on a deserted river beach. If there is no food, he will plant it. If there is no house, he builds it. There are no rules, he makes them. He wants to create a place that is stable in this chaotic world where rituals and music have collapsed. He believed that knowledge was not the plaything of the rich and powerful, but the right of everyone. He believes that rules are not a tool to oppress people, but a barrier to protect them. He believed that all people are born equal, regardless of their origins. This is the story of a man who came from nothing. There is no system, no golden fingers, just a modern mind and a group of people who want to live. This is a story about guarding the spark of civilization in troubled times. It is also the story of a millennium-old family that began on a riverbank. The beacon fire of Chengdu, the soil of southern Sichuan, and the blood of Tianfu are all in it. Volume 1: Taking Root: From Nothing to Standing Firm. "My heart and my actions are as clear as a clear mirror, and everything I do is based on my original intention." ——Lin Yuan