Science Man in Court: I Built the Great Wall for the Emperor

[Time travel, male videos, ancient love] Civil engineer Chen Luo died suddenly while working overtime, and traveled through time to become a poor scholar in the Wu Dynasty - his engagement was broken off, he was in huge debt, and he lived in a ruined temple. While everyone was waiting to see his joke, he improved the waterwheel, designed the arch bridge, and relied on hard-core technology to change his destiny. A "World Water Conservancy Map" alarmed the court, and the emperor appointed Tanhua to the Ministry of Works. When the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were still debating the "law of the ancestors", he had already laid the cement road at the feet of the emperor. Repairing official roads, regulating the Yellow River, and strengthening borders, he used modern technology to turn dangers into safety again and again, and also touched the cake of vested interests again and again. The emperor's merchants cut off their confessions, the imperial censor was impeached, the princes were wooing, and powerful officials were assassinating... There were undercurrents in the court, and he just wanted to build his own path in peace and quiet. When the enemy troops approached the border, he stood at the border city and handed over the "Hot Air Balloon Feasibility Report." Everyone finally understood: Every road built by this man is the lifeblood of the country. The extreme tension between a straight man from science and engineering vs. The eldest princess and queen, the grass-roots team composed of Tieniu and A'Zhu grew up passionately. Let's see how an engineer who can only draw blueprints can use cement to transform an era.