Space Engineer: the Return of the Moon Is Actually the Tang Dynasty

Li Yu, a social animal, woke up and found himself lying in a lunar spacecraft wearing a spacesuit, with the vacuum and dead gray moon beneath his feet, and the distant blue earth in the distance. There is no novice nanny, no rescue signal, just a system panel like a space engineer, three basic tools and a Pioneer that may run out of resources at any time. In order to survive, he started by scrubbing the floor with his hands, mining and making steel, and then built bases, ore ships, and industrial chains step by step, and finally built a technology tree on the desolate moon. Three years later, he piloted a giant ship back to Earth, only to find that there was no modern civilization here, only the late Tang Dynasty when treacherous officials were in power, feudal towns were divided, and people were displaced. When lunar engineers came to troubled times, giant steel ships passed by the ancient city, and electric lights illuminated the long nights, spaceships, factories, schools, and new systems began to rewrite this era. Li Yu originally just wanted to go home, but he had to personally pave a new road to the Xinghai for Datang. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.