The Young Scholar from a Humble Blacksmith's Family

Sanlang of the Zhou family was transformed into the sickly young son of a poor blacksmith family. The whole family knows how to swing a hammer, but he is the only one who gets out of breath after just one swing. The father thought he was useless, the mother was heartbroken and stubborn, the eldest brother and the second brother shouldered all the heavy work. In the end, the family gritted their teeth: If you can't make iron, then study! But studying costs money. Sanlang squatted by the stove and watched the fire. Starting from a rolled-blade plowshare, he helped the family modify farm tools, repair iron pots, make axles, calculate material consumption, and suddenly revitalized the old iron shop. Others laughed at him because a child from a blacksmith family also wanted to take the imperial examination. Later, when the county examination, government examination, hospital examination, and township examination were released, everyone discovered that this sick and weak man did not write empty talk, and every word he wrote came from the people's rice bowls. Later, he joined the Ministry of Industry, organized military equipment, and established engineering schools. Saburo, who could not lift a hammer at that time, finally brought the world's best skills to the court.