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Shen Qingyao, a double master of modern finance and engineering, traveled through time and became an orphan in Dajing, Jiangnan. She used modern knowledge to improve water transportation tools and innovate textile and ceramic crafts. From dredging to break the silt to establishing a women's workshop, she broke gender barriers and rose to prominence in Jiangnan. After entering the capital, she competed with the conservatives in the court, promoted business tax reform, built a craftsman college, and paved the country's infrastructure with infrastructure. When Beidi invaded, she used craftsmanship to improve ordnance, protect grain transportation routes, and worked with the regent Xiao Heng to put down the war. From an orphan girl in the south of the Yangtze River to an able minister in governing the country, Shen Qingyao used Chinese crafts as her blade and built infrastructure as her ambition to rejuvenate the country. Amidst the intrigues in the court and the war on the border, Shen Qingyao blazed a path that belongs to women, protected the people's livelihood of China, and passed down the spirit of craftsmanship for thousands of years.