Black Stone

Shen Mu, a modern project manager, traveled to a dilapidated military fort on the northwest border of the Liang Dynasty - Black Stone Fort. There were about a hundred people in the whole fort, the granary was empty, the well was frozen, the western wall was temporarily blocked by a blackened wooden fence, and the officers were running as fast as they could. The ration is a piece of millet cake as hard as pebbles for three days. There is no system, no ability. His only golden finger is a head full of modern knowledge - project management, basic chemistry, geological common sense, and a way of thinking of "first figure out the messy data before taking action". Starting from digging out the first piece of lignite from the abandoned charcoal kiln, coal is exchanged for food, coal is burned for bricks, bricks are built for walls, and walls protect people. The ironworks were set on fire, the canals were opened to the fields, and gunpowder was used to blast away the Tatars. Unknowingly, Blackstone Castle changed from an abandoned fortress waiting for death to a new frontier city with food, iron, walls, schools, and meeting halls. But the imperial court finally noticed this place that could live well without relying on the imperial court. Collect or destroy? To win over or to put aside? On the grassland, a bigger storm is brewing.