After crossing over, he has no taboos among the zombies.

The crematorium was miserable, but the refugee camp was even more miserable.

News of the riot in the refugee camp spread throughout the dock early in the morning, bringing with it the latest news.

The situation was even worse than Qin He had estimated. The entire refugee camp no longer existed, only one in ten refugees survived, and the rest were scattered.

More than a thousand officers and soldiers were killed or wounded.

The emperor issued an edict to appease the people, but due to the manipulation of corrupt and incompetent bureaucrats, it ended in a tragic and humiliating tragedy.

The reactions of the people at the dock were mixed, and everyone had their own opinions.

Qiao Sanhuang, who was selling sesame cakes on the street, clapped his hands and said, "Well done! Why did these country bastards come to Kyoto? Kyoto is the capital of Kyoto people."

The vegetable seller, Mrs. Huang, kept shaking her head and saying, "What a sin!"

The boatmen at the noodle stalls looked happy because without the refugees, their wages might increase.

Liu Kuaizui from the teahouse had prepared a new storytelling before daybreak - "The Secret of the Riot in the Refugee Camp", and planned to divide it into five chapters and twenty episodes.

But most people don't have time to pay too much attention to this matter, because the pressure of life has almost drained all their strength. They can just complain and curse a few times, and that's it.

There are even many people who are completely indifferent, such as Yang Qiaoer who sells tofu pudding.

Qin He used his super hearing to hear the voices of everyone within a hundred steps. The only one who cheated was Yao Qiaoer. He never made a sound except to collect money.

Who is Yang Qiaoer?

She was the Tofu Beauty who Xu Changshou went to someone's house in the middle of the night to help grind tofu to "make friends" but failed and was beaten out instead.

Yang Qiaoer was born in a fishing family. Although she has given birth, she still has a slim figure, with the right curves and curvy parts, and she is full of sweetness and still has charm.

Logically speaking, she should marry into a good family and not have to work hard in public to make a living.

But Yang Qiaoer had been making a living on the water since she was a child and had never had her feet bound. With her big feet, it was difficult for her to marry into a wealthy family. She could only marry Chu Lao San, a tofu-making man, because she was not a good match for him.

Marry a chicken, follow the chicken; marry a dog, follow the dog. Yang Qiaoer followed her husband Chu Laosan to run a tofu business. Although it was hard work, it was still better than the wind and rain on the water.

But the good times didn't last long. Chu Lao San might have been too excited during the night activities, and he couldn't catch his breath and farted. He also left a daughter in Yang Qiaoer's belly.

Women are weak by nature, but they become strong when they become mothers. Yang Qiaoer shoulders the responsibility of making tofu and raising her daughter. Her life is hard but not bad. However, her charm inevitably attracts the attention of some lustful men.

For example...Xu Changshou who was sitting opposite Qin He.

This guy stared at Yang Qiaoer with his eyes wide open, slurping some tender tofu pudding from his mouth. You didn't have to guess what was going on in his mind, it was all dirty, and he was even panting.

Qin He looked at Yang Qiaoer and the little loli beside her who looked almost exactly like her, and he had the urge to throw the tofu bowl on this guy's head.

People don't have tails. If they did, they would look exactly like each other.

Out of sight, out of mind. Qin He lowered his head and tasted a mouthful of tofu pudding. It was sweet with honey.

The white color reminded Qin He of the leprosy that was shot in the head by the refugees, and he didn't feel his appetite getting worse.

Sure enough, too much contact with corpses will cause you to become abnormal.

After eating a bowl of tofu pudding and a bowl of sour bean juice until Yang Qiaoer's tofu stall closed, Xu Changshou left with a feeling of being unsatisfied.

Qin He wanted to leave but it was difficult, so he had to stay. After all, it was Xu Changshou who was treating them, and a bowl of tofu pudding with honey cost thirty copper coins.

"Sir, you seem a little agitated."

Walking on the street, Qin He whispered a reminder. He felt that something was wrong with Xu Changshou. His face was red and his breathing was disordered.

Xu Changshou was stunned for a moment and said, "Hiss... Now that you mention it, it seems so. These past few days, I've always felt like there's a ball of fire under my belly button, burning like crazy. I don't know what's going on."

"Maybe... I stayed up too late. How about seeing a doctor?" Qin He was not sure.

Xu Changshou thought it made sense and agreed.

After paying the money, Xu Changshou went to the pharmacy, and Qin He walked back leisurely.

The scenery of the Grand Canal remains charming. The deaths of tens of thousands of people in the refugee camps have had no impact on this place. The water is rippling with green waves, and boats are coming and going, making it very lively.

Since the development of the canal in the Yu Dynasty, no matter how impoverished people's livelihood has been, it will not affect this golden waterway for traveling between the south and the north, unless the Grand Canal is cut off.

If that were the case, I'm afraid the ruling dynasty would have to change its surname.

The general situation of this time and space is basically the same as that of Qin He's previous life, but there are many differences in the details.

First of all, let’s talk about dynasties. In the previous life, they were Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming, but in this life, they are Qian, Han, Yu, Song, Rong, and Li.

Qian, Han and Yu can basically correspond to the most powerful Qin, Han and Tang dynasties in the East, and their culture, system and historical evolution are also similar.

In the previous life, Qin destroyed the six kingdoms and ended the chaos of the Warring States Period. Here, Qian destroyed the thirteen kingdoms and ended the feudal system and started the county system. It also marked the beginning of a great unification with the standardization of wheels and writing.

But the differences are also huge. For example, Qin only existed for thirteen years after unification, while Qian existed for more than two hundred years.

It’s a bit of a pity that the Qian Dynasty was always suppressed by the nomadic peoples in the north, and was only able to reverse its decline by relying on the Great Wall. The Great Wall was built in a magnificent way, just like the canal in front of us.

The canal in the previous life was just a river, but here it is almost a river. At a glance, the canal boats on the opposite bank are as small as paper boats.

After the Qian Dynasty came the Han Dynasty, which is quite similar, even the name is the same. It is also divided into the Eastern and Western Han Dynasties, but the dynasty lasted longer, a total of seven or eight hundred years. The northern nomads were so fierce that the grassland races changed several times.

Perhaps because the Han Dynasty was so powerful for too long, the Yu Dynasty, which corresponded to the Tang Dynasty, was a little lacking in quality, but it was still pretty good, especially in terms of cultural achievements, and the dynasty lasted for more than 500 years.

Next is Song, who has the same name.

They were suppressed and beaten by the rising Rong tribe in the north. They lasted less than a hundred years in the north before crossing the Yangtze River to the south and settling in Nanjing.

But it is worth mentioning that the Southern Song Dynasty actually survived for three hundred years and was not destroyed by the Rong people. Instead, it drove the Rong people back to the grassland. At the worst time, it retreated to Ryukyu. It was almost destroyed several times but made a comeback again. It had the spirit of an indestructible cockroach.

It was actually destroyed by the current Dali Dynasty.

Unlike the Ming Dynasty, the founding emperor of the Le Dynasty was not born a beggar, but a rebel Han general of the Rong tribe. After gradually unifying the north, he raised the banner of the Han people and marched south to destroy the Song Dynasty, thus establishing the Great Le Dynasty.

Therefore, the Le Dynasty did not gain power in a legitimate way. Instead, it had a history of master-slave relationship with the Rong people that could never be washed away.

Therefore, in order to prove its legitimacy and completely sever its ties with the Rong people, the Dali Dynasty launched nearly a hundred expeditions to the northern frontier after its establishment, and fought with the nomadic Rong people for nearly three hundred years. At the same time, it moved the capital and raised the banner of "the emperor guarding the national gate."

After that, history converged again. The Dali Dynasty and the Rong tribe both exhausted their vitality in the three hundred years of fighting, which gave the Liao fishing and hunting tribe "Di Lu" an opportunity to rise.

In recent years, the eight tribes of the Di Lu army have won victory after victory and expanded rapidly. The Rong people were forced to migrate westward, and the Dali Dynasty was also defeated. It took more than two hundred years to snatch the three states of Liaodong from the Rong people, but they were all lost to the Di Lu in less than ten years. They suffered heavy losses and retreated to the south of the Great Wall, not daring to show their heads.

In addition, the abnormal climate during the Little Ice Age caused rebellions among refugees from the Central Plains. The Dali Dynasty, which had lasted for nearly four hundred years, was repeatedly torn between the Dilu and the rebellion and was on the verge of collapse.

According to historical inertia, it is highly likely that the Di Lu will take control of the Central Plains.