Historical Fantasy, Hardcore Infrastructure, Ancient Shu Culture, No System, Hands-On Engineering,
Du Yuhang, a graduate student specializing in both mechanical engineering and hydraulic engineering, is unexpectedly transmigrated into a destitute refugee at the foot of Jian Mountain in an alternate ancient Shu. The region is cut off by mountains, shamanic beliefs prevail, the Min River floods every year, food has no taste of salt, and human lives are treated like grass.
With neither divine powers nor a System, Du Yuhang takes up a stone shovel and uses hard engineering know-how to break through! He produces western Sichuan’s first batch of refined snowflake well salt, pairs it with wild Sichuan pepper and dogwood, and wins over stubborn elders with the bold flavors of Sichuan as a clay pot boils. He builds dikes and diverts rivers, makes charcoal and smelts iron, and channels water to create fields, turning the wilderness into a land of beautiful rice paddies.
From a humble mountain laborer to the revered master of crafts throughout Bashu, he leads his tribe in carving through stone and splitting mountains to open the sky-reaching Shu Road, personally building a prosperous land of abundance in the wilderness!
The subject matter is good and worth following up on. I hope the writer won't give up halfway!