Modern hydraulic engineer Xiao Yue transmigrates to the Yongle era. Starting out as an inn waiter, he revolutionizes ancient infrastructure with concrete, prefabricated components, and hydraulic engineering. He establishes the "Five Halls of Waterworks" to break the craftsmen's monopoly, takes on the Shanxi merchants, reforms canal transport, builds the Great Wall, constructs treasure ships, and introduces ingenious inventions such as fire-fighting water towers and underground utility tunnels. Using clever ideas like "plank flood barriers" and "tidal salt-drying," he resolves one crisis after another. He is honored as the "Giant of Infrastructure," takes charge of all merchants, reforms the craft system, and secures five hundred more years of prosperity for the Great Ming, becoming a legend in infrastructure through the ages.
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