In the Ming Dynasty, the Civil Servants Chosen by Heaven Actually Built a Prosperous Age

In the fourteenth year of Hongwu's reign, it coincided with the spring rain season. The water level of the Yellow River surged, and the bursting of its banks was an expected event. Zhu Yuanzhang summoned his ministers to discuss measures. The fifth son, Zhu Su, came forward and said: "My son is willing to issue a military order. Within two months, a dam will be built. It will not only strengthen the embankment, but also store water as a reserve. When there is a severe drought, the fields can be irrigated to avoid disasters." There was ridicule inside and outside the court, and even Zhu Yuanzhang was dissatisfied. What kind of dam can control water and store water is simply unheard of! The dust removal system is unlocked, the labor team is rewarded, and the First Construction Bureau of Ming Dynasty is established! In the fourteenth year of Hongwu's reign, there was a severe drought in Henan. For half a month, the court did not receive a letter reporting the disaster. Zhu Yuanzhang was shocked when Jin Yiwei sent a secret message. Are there any twenty-meter-high dams in the world? What is hydroelectric power that can light thousands of homes without candles? The whole of Henan was not disturbed at all by the severe drought, but instead had a bumper harvest? What the hell is the direct expressway to Nanjing? Kaifeng has become the most international modern city in the Ming Dynasty!