The Daily Life of an Engineering Man in Infrastructure Construction in Ancient Shu

Historical fiction, hard-core infrastructure, ancient Shu customs, and hard work in engineering Du Yuxing, a graduate student with dual majors in mechanics and water conservancy, unexpectedly transformed into a run-down refugee at the foot of the ancient Shushan Mountain. The mountains here are blocked, witchcraft is prevalent, the Minjiang River floods every year, the food tastes saltless, and the people live like grass. With neither supernatural power nor system, Du Yuxing picked up a shovel and used his hard-core engineering knowledge to break the situation! The first barrel of snowflake well salt in western Sichuan was purified, mixed with wild peppercorns and dogwood, and while the earthen pot was boiling, the strong Sichuan flavor conquered the stubborn elders; embankments were built to divert water, charcoal was burned to smelt iron, and canals were diverted into fields, turning the barbaric land into a beautiful rice farm. From a small worker in the mountains to the famous sage of all craftsmen in Bashu, he led the tribe to cut rocks into the mountains, open a road to the sky and Shu, and personally created a rich and abundant kingdom in the wild land! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.