Damingcang

In the second year of Chongzhen, there was a severe drought in northern Shaanxi and a severe famine in Longdong. A modern engineer traveled through time and became the ambassador of Jiupincang, the youngest official in the Ming Dynasty, in charge of the most important thing: food. On the way to the post, he fell ill at the station and woke up to face more than 300 people waiting for food. The relief granary was empty - the grain had been transferred to pay for the Liaodong army. Rogue bandits in the north are robbing villages and burning houses, and victims are coming like a tide. He is in charge of food. Food is life. Life is in that vat of millet. He can't fight, he can't be an official, he can't write policy papers. Only one thing - let the living continue to live. Start with a jar of millet. Purifying water, cultivating land, building canals, smelting iron, casting cannons, opening up the sea... With a pair of engineers' hands, they held up the collapsing sky inch by inch. He couldn't save Chongzhen's life. But Chongzhen is not the only one who has a life in this world.