If You Are Asked to Repair Sewers, You Will Become a National-Level Chief Engineer.

Lin Chuan, who had just graduated, had ordinary education and no background, so he could only work as a subcontractor, starting from clearing pipelines and inspecting manhole covers. Until the eve of the typhoon landing, a line of scarlet prompts appeared in front of Lin Chuan's eyes. Drainage Supervisor No. 1 Remaining life: forty-seven minutes. Estimated disaster scope: Metro Line 3, two underground shopping malls, 110,000 people. The project manager scolded him for being an alarmist, experts determined that the pipe network data was normal, and the live broadcast room audience was waiting to see him make a fool of himself. Lin Chuan did not explain, turned around and jumped into the sewage well, and before the countdown reached zero, he opened a flood channel that had disappeared from the city's archives for twenty years. Forty-seven minutes later, the flood peak passed, the entire subway line was safe, and Lin Chuan became a god. A cracked cross-river bridge, a shopping mall with 10,000 people whose load-bearing columns were cut off, a reservoir dam with falsified data, an international airport that is about to sink... Several years later, a reporter stood in front of the world's largest super project and asked him: "General Engineer Lin, how did you first enter this industry?" Lin Chuan thought for a while: "Fix sewers." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.