Shen Zhuo, a new energy process engineer, traveled to Taiwan in 1628.
At the beginning, there were only 32 refugees, half a bag of grain, and a rusty hatchet.
There is no system, no golden fingers, just a brain of modern science.
He built waterwheels, built stone walls, smelted iron sand, prepared gunpowder...
From the first furnace of sponge iron to the first flintlock gun, from the nameless camp to the city-state of Shixitai.
When the battleships of the Dutch East India Company appeared on the sea level,
Shen Zhuo handed the newly cast barrel to Liu Tie:
"Master, let's give this shot to those red-haired ghosts."
This is not the story of Long Aotian, a time traveler.
This is the story of an engineering student who used a hammer and charcoal to rekindle civilization on a deserted island.
Reader comments
The book is good, and the entry point is novel. The author has done a lot of hard work...
The book is still good, but it is too detailed and has been updated too little.
The book is good, and the entry point is novel. The author has done a lot of hard work... The book is still good, but it is too detailed and has been updated too little.