I Made Steel Furnaces in the Han Dynasty

Chen Ze, a junior student in the Department of Materials, was blasted in a high-temperature furnace on the eve of Emperor Wu of Han's ascension to the throne. He became a small iron official in Chang'an City--his official status was as low as dust, but he happened to have touched the most important lifeblood of the empire: iron. In the Han Dynasty at this time, the Empress Dowager Dou was in charge of the affairs behind the curtain, and the Xiongnu invaded the country every year. The sixteen-year-old young emperor Liu Chekong was full of enthusiasm, but he could not even stand firmly in the court. Everyone was waiting to see the emperor's joke. Only Chen Ze looked down at his hands. These hands can burn coke, control the temperature of the furnace, and calculate the carbon content - his mind is filled with carburizing steel, hydraulic forging hammers, and cement and soil. If a little bit leaks out, it can turn this era upside down. Others rely on their words to reform, but he relies on the furnace to reform. Others fight for power by making swords, but he fights for power by making swords. Zhang Tang stared at him, Dou Peng wanted to kill him, and Sang Hongyang waited to see his answer sheet. Liu Che, after looking at his crooked drawing late at night, only said: "Let's see if he can survive this test first." This is not only a story about a time traveler assisting Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but also a story about a graduate from the Department of Materials who used steel and cement to personally lift Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to the top position in history.