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Lin Ye, the chief military engineer, died suddenly on the drawing table of the design institute.
When he opened his eyes again, he became a run-down boy who lived in Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty for ten years - with a head injury, a vicious stepmother, and a family with only a blacksmith shop on the verge of closure.
There is no system, no cheats.
But he has the industrial thinking of nine hundred years later.
Faced with the loan sharks who came to his door, his colleagues who were eyeing him, and the Jin cavalry who were about to go south, Lin Ye patted the rust on his hands and walked into the leaky workshop.
He taught craftsmen what "5S management" is, doubling efficiency;
He promoted "tolerances and standards" and produced swords that made weapons inspectors kneel and beg for cooperation;
He built a blast furnace outside Lin'an City. On the day when the molten iron flowed, the blacksmiths in the whole Jiangnan thought it was a god coming to the world;
He taught mathematics lessons to the prisoners in the sky jail, used a chopstick to figure out the structure of the cell, and led the death row inmates to "walk" out of the prison on a rainy night.
From a furnace of molten iron to an industrial city-state, from being at the mercy of others to turning things around.
He used military-industrial thinking to reconstruct the backbone of the Song Dynasty, allowing the iron of this era to truly be forged into the bones of the nation.
The golden war and the iron horse, the undercurrent of Qiantang, the shadow of Fengbo Pavilion, the deadlock of twelve gold medals——
When the wheel of history rolled in front of him, this man from science and engineering pushed up his non-existent glasses and said:
"Yue Fei cannot die. The Song Dynasty cannot die either."
This is the story of an engineer using data and drawings to rewrite China's destiny.