The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty: Bringing Technology to the Ming Dynasty

Zhu Yijun, an engineering student, traveled through time and became Zhu Afu, a playboy from the Hongzhi era. He started with the title of "the most prodigal son in the capital" and a bag that was hit by a wine bottle on the back of his head. While others were busy competing for fame and jealousy, he stared at the lard, grass and ash with gleaming eyes. "Young Master, can this black thing be used as food?" "Nonono, this is soap, it's ten times cleaner than soap!" When soap as smooth as a mirror amazed Shuntian Mansion, when improved looms increased the output of silk and satin factories, and when the upgraded version of the Quyuan plow made the old farmers kneel down... Father Zhu changed from "This kid is crazy" to "My son is a genius, and he can make money at will!" Starting from a piece of soap, Zhu Afu engaged in cement and glass manufacturing, turning his "waste" into a technology startup. It's just that he was making so much money that he could not help but mutter: "Dad, are we too capable? Will we be invited to tea by His Majesty?" Let's see how the time-traveling prodigal son used modern technology to counterattack from a playboy to the "Chief Invention Officer" of the Ming Dynasty during the Hongzhi Dynasty!