When his cement workshops spread all over the states, when the dams he built protected millions of people, and when his name could attract the attention of court officials, Lin Yue understood: In this collapsed Jing Dynasty, the so-called hegemony does not necessarily require gold and iron horses. A bag of cement that can build cities, calm the people, and stabilize the world is enough.
This is the legend of a time-traveler who broke through with the "weapon of infrastructure". From the owner of a small kiln in Qingzhou, he gradually became a man who stirred up the turmoil of Dajing and held power in troubled times. After all, it is not only swords that can make mountains and rivers stable and people's hearts return, but also the bricks and tiles that can support the foundation of a prosperous age.
