Transmigrated to the Late Han as a Six-Year-Old Daoist, I Use Modern Knowledge to Protect My Village

In the first year of Jian'an, an early blizzard cuts off three hundred miles of Mount Luhun in the Central Plains!

A tiny mountain village of just over twenty households faces starvation and freezing to death. The hunters return empty-handed, and the village is running out of food for the winter.

I transmigrate into the body of Qing Niu, a six-year-old novice in a mountain god’s temple, with a complete set of survival knowledge from the future!

I improve ice-hole fishing, make repeating wooden crossbows, brew medicinal wine, and set traps for beasts, easily solving the entire village’s food and warmth problems.

The reclusive Confucian scholar Hu Zhao flees Cao Cao’s pursuit and brings his family into the mountains. Yellow Turban refugees and bandits stream into the hills, burning and looting, while Guo Jia in Xudu dispatches secret agents in embroidered robes to spy on us!

Mountain folk and hunters, scholars and strategists, bandits from the troubled times, and spies from the imperial court all converge on a humble mountain god’s temple.

Everyone thinks I’m just a little Taoist boy with a childish voice. Little do they know that I possess a thousand years of knowledge, can outmaneuver the powerful, and will keep this entire mountain range safe.

The war between the lords of the realm rages on, and strategists from every faction come to my door, urging me to enter the world. I only lean against a plum tree and smile: the court is too noisy in these troubled times. I’m content to guard Mount Luhun!