South China Sea Qianlong

The fourth year of Xuanhe, the eve of the humiliation of Jingkang. Lin Yan, a modern logistics expert, died in Guangxi and became a patrol inspector in Leidong who was on the verge of starving to death. There is no mercy of the Song Dynasty here, only the butcher's knife of the chieftain and the arrows of the barbarians. What the original body left behind, apart from a book recording the bad records of smuggling Annan, was a desperate situation surrounded by enemies on all sides. Lin Yan has no golden fingers, only a pair of eyes that can see through history and a mind full of industrial standards. While the world was still arguing about war or peace, he was already burning cement with lime, driving forging hammers with water power, and blasting open the doors of the old world with black powder. The chieftain wanted to kill him to sacrifice the flag? He backhandedly incorporated Dongding and turned the wilderness into an industrial town like an iron barrel. Do the officers and soldiers want to destroy him? He had already set his sights on Qiongzhou and Taiwan across the sea, and even the Central Plains that was about to be trampled by the Jin people. This time, he not only had to live. He wants to recast the backbone of this land before the afterglow of Chinese civilization is completely extinguished.