Jing Chen accidentally crossed over to the Sui-Tang Grand Canal and gloriously became a laborer digging the river.
Fortunately, two thousand years ago, Dayu made a calculation and left him a hoe that is as famous as the Dinghai Divine Needle.
Foreman: "You will dig the river for me today until you die. As I said, no one can save you."
Jing Chen: "Yes, I will fulfill your wish."
So. . .
When Jing Chen went down with his hoe for the first time, there was thunder in the clear sky.
When Jing Chen went down with his hoe for the second time, it snowed in June.
Jing Chen went down with the hoe for the third time. The foremen died suddenly.
From then on, he embarked on the path of leading the migrant workers' uprising.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
