A brick was shot into the world of Cangxuan. When Lin Feng, a modern bricklayer, opened his eyes, he became a slave worker waiting to be slaughtered - with the supervisor's whip in front and wild dogs watching behind him. In the chaotic times at the end of the Yan Dynasty, even a hot meal was a luxury.
Until the "Infrastructure Mania System" hit me in the face: building a shack can exchange for physical fitness, building a canal to exchange for high-yield grain, repairing a workshop to gain smelting skills, and even tamping can earn points to exchange for tactics of war!
Others relied on slashing and killing to fight for hegemony, but he relied on "infrastructure" to counterattack: he used construction site skills to modify farm tools, build fortresses, dig trenches, turn refugee shelters into peach blossom gardens, turn adobe houses into fortified cities, and even use "earthy black technology" to challenge the coalition of princes.
The rich man in trouble controls domestic affairs for him, the heroine generals accompany him on the battlefield, and the intelligence chief stirs up troubles for him. But who would have thought that this "infrastructure overlord" who is feared by all countries is still thinking about "should add a layer of cement to the city wall tomorrow" before going to bed?
When the "rough job" of moving bricks hits the troubled times of the collapse of the dynasty, can he really turn the Cangxuan world, where people are starving and dying, into a prosperous era of peace and prosperity for the country and the people with a steel drill and a roll of blueprints? And why are the secrets hidden behind the system always linked to the "survival of civilization"...
