Min Zhongcheng

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the party was in trouble. Chen Shen was exiled to central Fujian. Half of the pavilion collapsed, and the officials and soldiers ran away, leaving only a lame veteran. Under the rule, Han and Yue lived together, and fighting became common. For three years, no one paid a grain of tax. On the third day after taking office, the powerful Zhao family cut off the public canal, and two hundred Vietnamese people armed with bamboo spears surrounded the canal, threatening to kill someone. He only had in his hands a volume of "Han Code", an old sword and pen used by his deceased father, and a silk letter with unknown contents. He didn't run. He turned through the "Laws of the Land" to retreat from the enemy, looked through old files to find channels, and looked through the land records to leverage the foundation of the powerful. From the pavilion chief to the county magistrate, from the captain to the prefect, from a corner of central Fujian to the Central Plains. For more than fifty years, an exiled civil servant built a political power across South China inch by inch in the most barbaric corner of the late Han Dynasty, using laws, account books, and people's hearts. Others rely on the sword to fight for the world, but he relies on the pen. History of Starting Point·Hardcore Farming Infrastructure·Civilian Counterattack·No System