The River Never Stops: Water Conservancy in Ancient Times

The first historical and political strategy book on the Internet with water conservancy engineering as the background. Water control has always been the core project of various dynasties, and water control is also a natural stage for scenes of power games. I usually like to read history, and I also have doubts about many mysteries in history. This book may give many mysteries a new perspective that cannot be falsified 😄

I have recently become a fan of this historical time travel novel about water conservancy engineering! ✨ A modern water conservancy engineer travels back in time to the Qin Dynasty. He sounds professional but is actually very good-looking! Li Mingyan went from "gone with the wind" when he first arrived, to slowly taking root in ancient times. There is no facial makeup or Wei Guangzheng here. Each character has depth and is not a simple tool person. The collision between history and characters is quite exciting, I like to reverse it again and again! Whether you love history or engineering, it's worth a visit! Five-star recommendation! 🌟

A rare masterpiece in Tomato Juice, it describes the ups and downs from the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty from the perspective of a water official. It unfolds the unpredictable politics step by step from the perspective of water control, and vividly displays the elegance of each character. The most rare thing is that the author writes a story carefully, narrating the story and foreshadowing step by step. He is down-to-earth and does not deliberately please the audience, but wants to impress the audience with the story. This kind of sitting in Tomato is really rare. The author keeps his original intention and keeps working hard. I will always wait for the completion of this story.

I've read about ten chapters, and I feel pretty good about it so far. But there is a character "Xu Fu" that most people don't like. I just want to know when will he die? If I don't write about death later, I will change it to 2 stars if the death is tragic.

I have read Chapter 32 so far. The article is based on water conservancy and power as its root. However, there are some historical materials that are not actually related to the author and editor, and there are also some interpersonal relationships. For example, the Korean prince Han Fei is the son of the King of Han. Han Fei stutters and has power in Korea. Let's look at Chapter 32 of the King of Han's attitude and terminology towards Han Fei.

Overall 5 stars, but Xu Fu can only get one star.

After reading more than 30 chapters, the role of the protagonist is close to nothing. Without the protagonist, Dujiangyan will be built and Zhengguo Canal will be built. What is the role of the protagonist? Improved Dujiangyan? What's the difference with Li Bingxiu's? Or is it speeding up the construction of Dujiangyan? Is it reflected in the article? Or is it just stealing Li Bing's achievements and placing them on the protagonist, making the protagonist somewhat useful? Is there another time-traveler who can tolerate Xu Fu jumping like this? Furthermore, there are too many detailed descriptions, and the number of words is completely inadequate. The more details there are in historical novels, the more errors there are. There are too many researches to be done, and the more detailed they are, the more inconsistent they are.

Seeing Xu Fu's words and deeds, he withdrew.

By the way, will the protagonist survive until Liu Bang founds his country? 🤔 The false second male lead, Li Erlang who died young The real male lead spends his days thinking about how to give Lao Li a break

Nice! It's not a purely enjoyable article, but it's very enjoyable to read, haha!