Pawnshop in the Late Han Dynasty: I Built a Fort to House the Sages of the Late Han Dynasty

Others traveled through the late Han Dynasty, recruited powerful advisers and generals, and wanted to conquer the world. Jifeng, who had an engineering background, took over a dilapidated pawn shop in a valley littered with corpses. In the pawn shop, grain, grass, iron tools, and technical maps can all be traded. Jifeng has never been obsessed with searching for gold and silver. What she is looking for are those people who are not accepted by the world. Chen Gong was full of plans, but was repeatedly ignored. She handed over the charcoal: "Let's build the canals in the valley together." Gao Shun trained his troops well, but his soldiers were wiped out, so she marked out the valley: "You can train your troops again and defend this place where the refugees live." The desperate defeated soldiers, the homeless scholars, and the refugees who lost their homes - a piece of paper agreed on a period of time, and they were free to stay or leave at the end of the period, without any coercion or binding. Use the pawn shop as a window to gather the homeless people from all directions; use civil engineering as the foundation to build a Wubao city from scratch. Cao Cao regarded her as an alien, and the aristocratic family despised her for harboring untouchables. But the city walls, schools, and villages built by Jifeng single-handedly became the final destination for thousands of refugees in troubled times. She does not seek to be the emperor or the title of powerful prime minister, she just wants to build a city that does not require anyone to bend their knees.