Modern engineer Han De accidentally traveled to the end of the dynasty called "Dayin" and possessed a child of a declining clan who was exiled to the border wasteland. In front of us are the refugees who are starving in the fields, the bandits who are eyeing them, and the prairie cavalry that will surely arrive in a year. Survival is the only proposition. With the modern knowledge in his mind, Hande fired the first kiln of cement, built the first dam, and improved high-yielding grain varieties. He organized the refugees, provided work for relief, and built schools, workshops, and hospitals. The prototype of a new society sprouted on the ruins. However, cement built not only city walls but also barriers to the old world. Local tycoons viewed it as an obstacle to their wealth, corrupt bureaucrats were wary of its ability to win over people's hearts, and scholar Qingliu criticized his "strange and obscene skills" for corrupting people's hearts. When Han De's territory became increasingly prosperous and became a paradise in troubled times, internal and external strangulation also followed one after another. In this race against time, humanity, and the entire old era, he must use the spark of modern civilization to ignite this ancient and heavy land. The truth is that he not only has to fight against foreign enemies, but also against a dying but still powerful old system. Can he build an ark enough to carry a new civilization before the wave of destruction arrives?
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