I Haven’t Even Graduated from Civil Engineering, and Now I’ve Transmigrated to Ancient Times

As the only son of a country baron, he is despised by his family, his subordinates, and every commoner in his territory. They call him a “good-for-nothing,” and he lives a life of rejection and humiliation. Then one day, he suddenly loses consciousness. When he wakes, a shocking truth comes to light: the consciousness of a Korean civil engineer has taken up residence in his body.

Armed with modern skills and knowledge, the civil engineer begins to change the young baron’s life and his territory. He uses his expertise in engineering and management to solve social and economic problems and improve local infrastructure, gradually earning the respect of those who once looked down on him. As he proves his worth and exceeds everyone’s expectations, he faces political schemes and long-standing hostility, testing his wisdom and resolve.

This is a journey of redemption and overcoming adversity. A modern engineer trapped in a medieval body challenges established conventions and redefines what it means to be a leader.