I Pick up Trash in Daming

Delivery boy Li Dai and workplace novice Su Wan stumble into a garbage dump and fall into the Ming Dynasty during the Zhengde period. Others' golden fingers are systems or libraries, but theirs is a space-time loophole that dumps the garbage of the 21st century from time to time. Expired food is life-saving food, and scrap metal is industrial fire. They went from picking up garbage to survive, to using garbage to build villages, improve farm tools, and even create things that should not be available in this era. The playful and absurd young emperor regarded them as interesting playmates and tools; the sage with a heart for the world saw an anomaly in the "unity of knowledge and action" in their rough practice; and the ambitious King Ning regarded them and those "gods descended from heaven" as the key to usurping the throne. The two young people deal with the dilemma between power and ideals, using the "trash" they picked up to quietly change the texture of history. The scary thing is that by analyzing the components of the garbage, Su Wan horrifiedly deduced that the source of the garbage falling from the sky seems to have become extremely unstable due to their use, and may "pull" more dangerous things toward this time and space. Should we continue to rely on this dangerous gift and climb upward? Or cut off the only connection with the past with your own hands and take root downwards? When the last pack of instant noodles is eaten, they must make a choice: to become magic sticks who rely on "heaven leaks", or to truly become the creators of this era?