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One ton a day, and only he can get through it. One day in modern times and three days in ancient times. During the three days he was away, the people there lived by themselves—or died by themselves. On the twelfth day of the first lunar month of the first year of Chongzhen, Lu Ke landed on the tidal flats of Zhoushan with 919.4 Kilograms of cargo, and moved it 28 times by himself. He prepared a price list, a coastline map, and a self-made vocabulary list, but he did not prepare an identity. It took him twenty-three days to figure out: the first enemy he could not defeat was not pirates, not officers and soldiers, but a piece of paper. Later, he had thirty people, a well measuring one foot and eight feet, and a book he made by himself. There are two things written in the book: Whoever has done how much work, I owe him how much. Later, the booklet became thicker and thicker, so thick that it could hold a whole world. He sat in that position in the Jiashen year. The first thing he did after taking the throne was to dismantle it.