Starting from River Work and Changing His Life to Sui Dynasty

Chen Chuan, a civil engineer in the cold winter of real estate, fell into a suspected Sui Dynasty relic at a Yangzhou construction site and woke up at a river construction site in the 15th year of the founding of the Emperor. With no system, no household registration, and no relatives, he was first treated as a fugitive. He was rewarded with a "to be inspected" wooden sign by spotting the leakage in the canal embankment and drawing the first map of the dangerous section. At this time, Prince Yang Yong had not yet been deposed, King Yang Guangxian of Jin was at his peak, and Sui Dynasty still stood at the fork in the national destiny. What Chen Chuan could do was not to create artifacts out of thin air, but to build embankments, control floods, check accounts, calculate materials, and demolish construction periods, and turn modern engineering management into methods that Sui people could understand. Survive first, then enter the capital; talk less about people, pay more attention to the water, and finally put the brakes on this overly ambitious dynasty.