Traveling Through Dayong: I Taught the Dynasty Heaven-Defying Technology

Once the journey through the troubled times came to an end, Lin Yan landed in the Yong Dynasty, which had just pacified Kyushu and was waiting to be revitalized. Armed with modern engineering knowledge and lost ancient craftsmanship, he took root in the foundation of people's livelihood from scratch: Improve decomposed compost, break the shackles of relying on the sky for food, and end the millennium food shortage problem in China; Unified ordnance forging, polishing the sharp edge of a strong army, and sweeping away the remaining separatist forces on the border; Plan official roads, dig water conservancy projects, facilitate commerce and trade across the country, and revitalize the livelihoods of people all over the world; Regularize the arithmetic calendar, complete the shortcomings of ancient mathematics, and lay a solid foundation for the development of the dynasty. At first, Lin Yan just wanted to rely on his craftsmanship to stabilize the people, and use his hard work to help Dayong create a prosperous world in the world, step by step from a poor scholar to the first minister of the dynasty. But with the expansion of infrastructure and territory, he unintentionally discovered the secrets that Emperor Yong had buried for half his life: strange phenomena often appeared in the deep sea of ​​the East China Sea, star tracks in the night sky moved in regular patterns, and the legends of the ancestors from the outer world that had disappeared from ancient records were all well-documented. What the emperor stares at is never the magical magic, but the eternal sea of ​​stars and ancient secrets that are difficult for mortals to touch. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.