The Wind Rises in Yongjia

In the second year of Yongjia, the city of Luoyang was destroyed and Hu Qi went south. When Chen Chong woke up, he was lying in a state of hunger and death, with countless ribs and no clothes to cover his body. There was no plane wreckage above his head, and there were no fellow passengers around him. Only a refugee named Gou Sheng told him: This is AD 305, when the Eight Kings Rebellion has just ended and the Five Husbands Rebellion has just begun. He is a materials engineer. There is a solar tablet attached to his back, with only 7% of the battery remaining. It is filled with things that should not be available in this era - steelmaking blueprints, farming improvements, and military engineering. His first meal was a bowl of soup made from wild vegetable roots and elm bark. From the refugee camp to Jiangdong Wubao, from the martial arts lecture hall to the bloody Northern Expedition, he had to face not only the Huns' cavalry and the Jie tribe's heroes, but also the oppressive schemes of the Jiangdong clan. What he wants to do is not to call himself a loner but to pull an era out of its sinking state. Technology will become obsolete and power will run out, but the seeds planted will sprout. This is a story about a soul from science and engineering who travels back to troubled times.