The First Year of Taihang Mountain

[Historical Farming] [Hardcore Infrastructure Stream] Chen Mo, an outdoor adventure enthusiast, accidentally lost his footing and fell when he was crossing the Aotai Line alone for the last time - he woke up 1,200 years ago: an imaginary and chaotic world that resembled the middle and late Tang Dynasty. The dynasty declined, the rebels crossed the river to rule, and the prairie cavalry invaded the south year after year. The hinterland of the Taihang Mountains became a land of alienation. He had nothing but a multifunctional and rugged mobile phone, a bag of potatoes, corn and soybeans, and a head full of modern theoretical knowledge. No system, no plug-ins. He had to start by making a fire, collecting rations, and boiling earth salt to survive the first winter in this uninhabited mountain. He brought 1,200 years of knowledge to future generations, but it was only enough to survive in this troubled world. He knows the heating curve of the brick kiln, the crystallization sequence of salt brine, and the carbon-nitrogen ratio of compost. But it was really in hand: most of the bricks in the first kiln were broken, the fireplace collapsed on the third floor, and the first pot of salt was bitter and astringent. Only then did he understand that modern advanced knowledge was not a shortcut here, it just made him know better than others which path to take through trial and error. He fired bricks, built furnaces, cleared wasteland, diverted canals, made salt, smelted iron, and turned every page of theory in his mind into applicable practice. From struggling to survive in a rock crevice, to building a brick house with your own hands, to building an industrial chain from scratch.