Have you ever seen a construction site at four in the morning?
Wang Xiao’s workers start at four in the morning and keep going until four the next morning. They don’t drink, eat, chat, or play on their phones. Their trowels never stop moving for even a second.
They finish more than four hundred square meters of wall in three days. When checked with a level, the vertical deviation is less than two millimeters. The client’s representative falls silent, the technician questions everything he knows, and the contractor at the neighboring site watches from outside the fence for half an hour. He only comes to his senses when his cigarette burns his fingers.
No one knows where they came from. Wang Xiao says only three words: “They came from the mountains.”
In truth, they crawled up from underground.
The down-and-out contractor Wang Xiao obtains the Death Soldier Battalion System from an ancestral token during the Ghost Festival. He can summon ancient death soldiers, unlock construction skills by spending money, pay to repair the wounded, and summon the dead again. They are absolutely loyal, cost nothing in labor, and can work around the clock.
For a project that takes his competitors ten workers and twenty days, he takes three death soldiers and finishes it in three days, with a bid thirty percent lower than yours.
This is the construction industry’s most unfair competition.
It is also Wang Xiao’s only way to climb from the lowest point of his life to the very top of the industry.
From an unfinished construction site to a city landmark, from three death soldiers to an elite construction army.
Wang Xiao’s story is not about turning his life around. It is about a group of people, no, a group of death soldiers, standing by him as they build every wall straight and see every project through, carving out an empire among concrete and steel.
It's pretty good, but a little repetitive.
Niubi, I almost couldn't stop
The book is good, and the four dead men are also very interesting. The author is very creative in being able to approach it from this angle.
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Come on, keep up the good work