The Famine at the End of Tang: Daily Settlement of Grain and Meat Overflows the Granary

Chen Guan travels to the chaotic end of the Tang dynasty, becoming a county magistrate with only a few hundred people in his jurisdiction. He starts in a famine year, facing local thugs and rebels who want to chop him up and eat him. How to survive this disastrous start? He successfully binds the 'Chaotic Era Granary System', which allows him to settle one dou of modern rice and one jin of modern meat per day for each legally registered permanent resident in his territory. Soon, the darkest era of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms will arrive. To survive, Chen Guan launches a crazy infrastructure and military expansion mode, customizing modern urban construction plans. Years later, various warlords become jealous and unite to attack Chen Guan. But when they arrive at the city, they are utterly despairing. Tens of feet of cement city walls, hundreds of thousands of heavily armored soldiers eating big meat and chicken legs. A hundred years later, a book 'Urban Construction Planning' is unearthed, and the archaeological team falls into deep thought. Was this emperor, who recovered the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun, swept through the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and established a unified dynasty, really an ancient person?