When a time-travel event caused Chen Mo, a doctor of materials science, to fall from the laboratory in 2026 to the border of Qin in 323 BC, the wheel of history began to turn.
This is not an ordinary time travel novel, but an experiment in scientific and technological civilization spanning 2,300 years.
Chen Mo has no system or golden fingers. All he has is a brain full of modern materials science knowledge and a pair of calloused hands. The first challenge he faced was how to use the most primitive tools to smelt the first piece of steel on the edge of the Bronze Age - and this was just the beginning.
When Meng Sheng, the great prince of the Mohist family, opened the door for him, and when the cavalry of Gongsun Yan, the chief of Qin's left concubine, surrounded the valley, Chen Mo realized: In this era, technology is power, and he will use technology to rewrite the rules of the Warring States game.
From the optimization of the bronze alloy formula to the first breakthrough in glass manufacturing; from the armor innovation of composite materials to the unified standard of weights and measures; from the technological upgrade of the Dujiangyan water conservancy project to the comprehensive replacement of Qin army equipment - every technological innovation of Chen Mo was quietly changing the pattern of the Warring States Period.
But history is never a one-way street.
The advancement of technology brought about the coveting of power, and the six countries began to pursue each other crazily. The Mohist family was divided due to technological lines, and there was an undercurrent of power struggle in the court. What's even more dangerous is that as Chen Mo's influence grew day by day, he began to become a fear of the rulers of Qin - an uncontrollable variable.
When technology meets power, when personal ideals collide with the torrent of history, when modern thinking collides with ancient values, how will Chen Mo choose?
This story is very beautiful