Electrical engineer Zhao Heng opened his eyes and traveled back to the Zhenguan period. There is no system, no golden fingers, just a brain of modern engineering knowledge. Others traveled through time to become princes or generals, but he almost lost his life when a knife was put to his neck at the beginning. In order to survive, he used bamboo tubes to make float valves to help mines solve drainage problems; he used copper sheets and fur to create static electricity, allowing people in the Tang Dynasty to see "electricity" for the first time; he used wood and gears to create primitive logic controls to automate the workshop. The mine head was convinced, the county magistrate was invited, and the Ministry of Industry came. From a homeless refugee to the number one electrical engineer in the Tang Dynasty - he just wants to prove one thing: knowledge is the hardest cheat.
Reader comments
If there is nothing extra, the pig's feet can be dried directly, which is very neat.
Good book. In addition, electricity cannot bypass lamps, but it should not be just lamps. I hope the author can control the length of lamps.
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Looks good! Stop being a eunuch
To be honest, it's a good book, but it's not my cup of tea.
If there is nothing extra, the pig's feet can be dried directly, which is very neat.
Good book. In addition, electricity cannot bypass lamps, but it should not be just lamps. I hope the author can control the length of lamps.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Looks good! Stop being a eunuch
To be honest, it's a good book, but it's not my cup of tea.