Returned infrastructure engineers returned to China with cutting-edge ideas, and unexpectedly took over unfinished projects in the suburbs that had been abandoned by capital and exploited by local forces. The roads here were as muddy as swamps, supporting facilities were ineffective, and interest groups colluded with officials to obstruct them, using people's livelihood and welfare as a tool to make money. Faced with the ridicule that "this project is a hole that cannot be filled," she chose to use steel and concrete as a sword and drawings and data as a shield to resist the inaction of the bureaucrats, the blood-sucking capital worms, and the conservative clan forces. She demolished illegal buildings, connected pipelines, built schools, and repaired hospitals. She used her almost crazy execution power to overcome obstacles at every level. She carved a path through doubts and calculations, turning a desolate land into a new city for people's livelihood. She also tore apart the stagnation and chaos hidden behind urban development. She used the power of infrastructure to rewrite the fate of a city, and turned the "impossible" into a legend that shocked the industry.
