The Grain Escort Who Can Decide the Fate of the World

Lu Heng, a modern supply chain emergency project director, wakes up to find himself under an overturned grain cart. The northern border of the Great Sheng Dynasty has suffered a defeat, and the 30,000 border troops have only three days of rations left. He is just a low-ranking grain escort in the military supply department, likely to be made a scapegoat. No system, no divine weapons. Lu Heng only knows one thing: delivering the most needed supplies to the people who need them most in the shortest time. One cart of grain, one grain convoy, one grain route, one city... While everyone else is fighting for military power and territory, he first grasps the people's rice bowls. Years later, the feudal lords finally understand: what determines the outcome of a war is never just the number of soldiers, but who can ensure that a hundred thousand troops still have food to eat tomorrow. — Description from novelcodex.org