From Flood Control at the End of Qin to Piercing the Galaxy

[From the start, I used a scheduled water-allocation method to stop a Di-Han brawl, and became the savior of Former Qin?]

Modern hydraulic engineer Li Yuan opened his eyes to find refugees in Guanzhong swinging hoes at one another.

"The water belongs to the Han!"

"The Di got here first, so it's ours!"

In a year of severe drought, a human life was worth less than a bowl of water!

He casually introduced a modern "scheduled water-allocation method." "Irrigate by the hour. Anyone who fights over it gets chopped down!"

The refugees were dumbfounded, and the officials fell to their knees. But then a stone stele beneath their feet suddenly began to glow.

The winding patterns of water resonated in time with the star paths above, and even the Milky Way seemed to flow along with his canals!

He repaired the Jing Canal, building an aqueduct straight across the valley between two mountains, leaving the Di and Han people staring in disbelief.

He managed the water distribution, using trapezoidal dams to ensure the Hu and Han got an equal share. Even Fu Jian came to seek his guidance.

When it came to innovation, the "Ten-Thousand-Flow Machine" transformed ten thousand mu of arid land into fertile fields. The Xianbei arrived bearing reindeer dung, begging him for his improvement formula!

Then one day, he smashed a fragment from a bronze lampstand.

The secrets of the earth's ley lines burst open, and the wreck of a starship in an Arctic ice cavern began to hum. "The waterways of Earth are actually interstellar routes?!"

Martians want to steal our water? I'll build a star canal straight to Mars and make them beg for it!

The Antarctic ruins point to Orion? China's waterways should have been flowing across thousands of planets long ago!

With a blade of grass between his teeth, Li Yuan stood at the head of the Qin Canal and gazed at the river of stars, smiling.

"I didn't just tame water. I helped the Chinese dragon swim from Earth to the ends of the universe!"

[From water management to interstellar canals, from the end of the Qin to the stars: a hydraulic engineer beating alien civilizations. That's how wild this gets!]

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