In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty was almost exhausted, and King Chuang was about to enter the capital. Qin Mo rode his modified Yadi electric car with strobe lights and high-decibel air horns and crashed into this troubled world. It started out on a muddy road, surrounded by a frightened poor magistrate. Facing the collapsing mountains and rivers, Qin Mo just wanted to say: Since there is no road, then I will pave a road! From the first bag of cement to the first power plant; from a simple wooden bicycle to the electric armored three-wheeler that swept the Eight Banners. "Master Lu, stop staring at my car. When I spread the power grid all over the Ming Dynasty, I will show you what the lights of the empire where the sun never sets are called!" This is a dimensionality-reducing attack on the feudal era by industrial civilization, and it is also an epic story of a hard-core craftsman reshaping the global order in the Ming Dynasty.
