In the third year of Yongchang's reign in the Great Zhou Dynasty, Jiang Ning, the concubine of the prime minister's palace, transformed into an abandoned concubine who was about to die in the cold palace. The beginning was a desperate situation where the dilapidated house collapsed and the fire was cut off.
As a registered civil engineer, she tied up the infrastructure system and fired the first batch of Portland cement with her bare hands in a desperate situation. When the imperial concubine brought marbles to the protest, she used a black wall to fight against all odds.
That black wall as hard as iron not only shocked the harem, but also attracted the sick and weak emperor on the roof to spy all night long. From the side halls of the Cold Palace to the Gyeonggi Embankment, from the underground palace of the imperial mausoleum to the Great Wall, Jiang Ning used reinforced concrete as a pen to write down the legend of the infrastructure madman in this feudal dynasty.
In this life, she does not compete for favor, but only builds a steel empire that will never collapse in this troubled world.
Purpose: Through the heroine's use of modern scientific knowledge to innovate infrastructure in ancient times, it shows the wisdom and strength of women, breaks the traditional gender constraints, conveys the scientific spirit and the concept of rejuvenating the country through hard work, and praises the unyielding spirit of struggle in adversity.