Start with a Grain of Wheat

He just wanted to feed his family, but he accidentally fed a civilization. Introduction Zhou Cheng never thought that one day he would travel through time. I never thought that the place I traveled to didn't even have a dynasty. There is no emperor, no government, no imperial examination. There are only wilderness, forests, rivers, and a group of people who can't bear to eat more salt. On the first day after waking up, Zhou Cheng did three things. First, make sure you are not dreaming. Second, confirm that there really is no takeout here. Third, I decided to find a way to fill my stomach first. He originally just wanted to live with the people around him. So he taught people to farm, dig canals, store grain, make pottery, weave cloth, and do business. From a shabby house to a village. From a village to a city. From a city to a civilization belonging to this era. But when Zhou Cheng finally discovered that the land beneath their feet hid a secret that was far older than he imagined, a disaster sweeping the earth was quietly approaching. Drought, flood, famine, war. The once prosperous civilization began to fall apart. Zhou Cheng discovered for the first time: Some disasters cannot be solved by a smart person. When the last flame goes out, when the city is buried in sand, when people gradually forget what happened here. Is it really over? Maybe not. Because deep in the ruins where no one is paying attention, a seed is quietly sprouting. Civilizations will die. People don't stop and start over.