Refugees in the Late Jin Dynasty: I Use Infrastructure to Rebuild the People in Troubled Times

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Eight Kings rebelled and the mountains and rivers collapsed. Famine is rampant, plague is spreading, barbarians are peeping at the border, and the bones of refugees are everywhere. Lu Zhou, a modern engineering technician, opened his eyes and fell into the bottom of troubled times. There is no princely family background, no unique opportunity, only starvation everywhere and people dying like ants. In troubled times, all living beings are suffering, and no one cares about the common people. And he emerged from the muddy and desperate situation with a people's livelihood infrastructure system that was thousands of years ahead. Simple food storage to end famine; Purify water to prevent epidemics and eliminate plague; Build a city with rammed earth to protect the refugees; Relief through work is used to calm people's hearts, and institutions are used to reshape order in troubled times. From a refugee fleeing alone, to the ruler of a pure land in troubled times. I will repair the broken mountains and rivers, and I will live in peace when there are no people in troubled times. [Troubled times in the two Jin Dynasties | Low-class refugees | Hard-core infrastructure construction | People's livelihood strategies | Farming and building cities | Civilization reconstruction]