Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty, Starting with Building Steam Engines

Wang Yuan, a doctor of engineering, woke up from an experimental explosion and became a criminal waiting for death in the palace of Prince Yan of the Ming Dynasty. It was the last years of Hongwu's reign and the storm was about to come. He had nothing but an "Engineer Survival System" that was about to be activated. Survival is the first topic. Therefore, he built a telescope that could "peep into the secrets of heaven" to help Zhu Di gain insight into opportunities. He improved the coking blast furnace, and the steel he produced made the swords of King Yan's guards pierce the Northern Yuan Dynasty. He drew a sketch of the steam engine. Zhu Di looked at the "iron ox" that could drive thousands of horses, and his eyes burned: "Could this thing carry the mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty?" From Peking to Jinling, from Jingnan to Yuanyang. When hundreds of officials accused him of "causing the country with miraculous tricks and ingenuity," the railroad tracks he had laid had already stretched across the north and south, and the giant ships he had built were crushing the waves. Zhu Di: "Everyone in the world says you are a monster." Yao Tianxi adjusted the world's first telegraph machine and smiled slightly: "Your Majesty, they will soon feel that they are living in a myth." This is the story of an engineer who used science, steel and machinery to ignite the fire of industry and reshape Chinese civilization during the Yongle period.