Jiang Wan dressed up as an orphan in the famine years. When she opened her eyes, she saw that the temple was in ruins and leaked, and her great-uncle blocked the entrance of the village with a twenty-tael deed to sell her body, and wanted to send her to a brothel.
While others were waiting to die, she dug the ground; while others begged, she built canals.
In her previous life, she was a doctor on a foreign aid team. On the first day she arrived in the village, she used a handful of ground tiles to treat a transverse dystocia, saving both mother and child. The villagers knelt down and called to the gods, but she only said: "I am not a god. Give me a bowl of brown sugar water and a waterproof house, and I will teach you how to make the things in the ground grow 20% more."
Bound to the [Civilized Infrastructure System] - she was only given blueprints but no food. How to organize the villagers and how to burn lime to weave bamboo cages was all up to her.
Fifty-one potatoes were planted in the ground, and the first green seedlings grew in half an acre of alkali field. She cleaned the river bed, burned lime, built a reservoir, and re-dug the "Yongning Canal" that was abandoned three hundred years ago. She used earthwork to control the summer epidemic and opened a free medical clinic. Seven-year-old Xiaodouzi became her first apprentice.
Zhao's door-to-door blackmail? Read the deed in public and leave the clan according to the rules. The county magistrate is greedy for merit and pay? She took the villagers' account books to play the drum. When the locust plague came, she predicted the eggs in advance and made homemade pesticides to protect the food in the three counties.
When the Yellow River burst its embankment, she led a team of craftsmen to install bamboo cages and stones to reinforce the dangerous embankment. She stayed awake for three days and three nights. Before the flood, she said: "Add another layer! Push all the stones down!"
The man with the scar on his left eyebrow rushed to her rescue at starry night and lifted her out of the mud. But she said: "Pei Xu, I love you, but I love all the people in the world even more."
From the three starving children in the ruined temple to the long embankment on the bank of the Yellow River - she did not marry a prince, and the canals she built lasted longer than the mountains and rivers.
