The Strongest Contractor, I Was Engaged in Infrastructure Construction in the Late Ming Dynasty

The protagonist Zhu Lei, an authentic descendant of the Zhu family, unfortunately did not get the glory of the royal family, but got the glory of being "poor" - after graduating from high school, his family was too poor to get rid of the problem. Let alone go to college, he did not even have the money to buy a bag of cement, so he could only get involved in the construction site and start as a bricklayer. Who would have thought that this boy was born to be a contractor. He could carry cement, read blueprints, be brothers with the workers, and argue with Party A (mainly saying "you don't want money, don't be lazy in work"), after a few years of hard work, he suddenly graduated from "moving". "Zhuanzi" became "Boss Zhu". He was in charge of several construction sites. He worked with excavators, cranes, and steel and concrete all year round. He was proficient in various infrastructure black technologies. He could finish unfinished projects that other contractors could not handle as soon as he got started. He was called the "construction site savior." What's even more rare is that this kid is low-key to the core. When he makes money, he doesn't show off his wealth. He doesn't buy luxury cars or mansions. He saves it all to buy building materials and upgrade equipment. He pursues "making a fortune silently". Compared with the flamboyant princes in ancient times, he is simply a "clean stream" among contractors, oh no, a "boring gourd".