Spark Liaodong

In the forty-fifth year of Wanli, frost and snow covered Liaodong. Lin Chen, a master of biology, opened his eyes and became a prisoner, in Shihe Fort, where people were starving and dying. There is no aura of domination here, only the frozen bones and the shadow of the Jianzhou cavalry. He is unarmed, only a hard drive in his backpack that never loses power and knowledge spanning four hundred years. From compost seed selection to home-made coking, from refurbishing old gunpowder to reconstructing grassroots militias, he wants to use science to tear apart the ice of feudalism. While history books downplayed the fact that "the Ming Dynasty fell to rogue bandits," Lin Chen lit a spark in the ruins. In this life, he not only wants to survive, but also plants red flags all over the broken mountains and rivers.