Zhuohe Swallows Jin

A refugee who lived half his life as a farmer witnessed with his own eyes how an empire fell from its peak to the abyss. During the Taihe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Jian, the king of the former Qin Dynasty, unified the north, and the Hu and Han Dynasties were mixed, and the prosperous age began. Su Yan, a young man from a poor family in Bingzhou, offered a plan to the Xianbei hero Murong Chui when Wubao was destroyed. In order to protect the young and old in the fort, he stepped into the troubled times. He has been a refugee, a field official, in charge of military supplies, and has also been on the front line. His mentor was Wang Meng, his best friend was Murong Chui, and his monarch was Fu Jian. He witnessed with his own eyes how the former Qin Dynasty wiped out the barbarians and conquered the north. He also witnessed with his own eyes how a million-strong army collapsed overnight in the Battle of Feishui, and how the prosperous times collapsed in just a few years. In his life, he did not take sides, did not speculate, and did not count his fortune. He was only in charge of food—food for the refugees, food for the garrison, and food for the 200,000-strong army. In a chaotic world where human life is at stake, he just wants to maintain a stable place. But in troubled times, food is life and accounts are bones. If you want to hold on to your bottom line, you must be willing to pay the price to yourself. This is the story of a boy from a poor family who "chooses one thing and lives his life" in troubled times. There is no golden finger, no system, just a sober person trying to fish out the few people around him in the stormy waves of history.