Sui Tu

Lin Yuan, a modern grassroots man, woke up and became the county magistrate in the ninth year of Daye in the late Sui Dynasty (613 AD). At that time, the world was in chaos, all the heroes were rising together, the imperial government issued orders and did not leave the palace, and the powerful and powerful people from all over the country supported their own troops. In such a turbulent and troubled time, Wang County where he was located - a small county forgotten by the court, abandoned by Shangguan, and coveted by surrounding forces, had to face the coming famine, military disasters, and banditry. From clearing wasteland and farming to constructing water conservancy projects, from establishing schools to training village warriors, from bartering to resuming trade, Lin Yuan worked step by step to build Wang County into a pure land in troubled times. When Li Yuan became emperor in Chang'an, when Wang Shichong overran in Luoyang, and when Dou Jiande became king in Hebei, the princes of the world discovered that this place called "Wangxian" actually relied on 7,000 households to raise an army capable of fighting, stocked up enough food for three years, and established a small world where everyone was literate and kept their doors open at night.