Dajing Banished Workers: Exiled to the North, I Built Thousands of Miles of Borders

Book Title: Relegated to Work in Dajing: Exiled to the North, I Built Thousands of Miles of Borders Shen Guo, the chief engineer of modern top infrastructure projects, passed away due to overwork, and his soul passed away as the concubine of the Shen family in Dajing. The original owner was a peaceful man who studied hard, but was accused of treason by his brother-in-law, Luo Zhi, a high-ranking official in the court. He took the blame and was exiled to Anling, a desperate place in northern Xinjiang. This border town was looted by Beidi three years ago. The city walls collapsed, food and medical supplies were exhausted, and only about two hundred old and weak refugees were left to survive. Mountain bandits were on the lookout, foreign enemies were suppressing the territory, the imperial court had cut off all supplies, and everyone in the capital was waiting for Shen Yue to be buried in the wasteland. There is no golden finger in the system, only engineering, farming, and management knowledge that are ahead of the times. Shen Yue set out to save himself and save people as soon as he landed: he implemented work-for-work relief to bring in the homeless people, repaired ancient wells in residential buildings, set up public hospitals and set quarantine and epidemic prevention rules; stored up compost in the cold winter, built canals and reclaimed wasteland in spring and improved agricultural tools to ensure the city's rations; went deep into the mountains to explore for ores and smelt iron, build city defense weapons, and build traps to defeat the invading bandits. As Anling prospered day by day, suppression from the capital followed one after another. Officials made things difficult, made false accusations, and secretly colluded with foreign enemies one after another. While Shen Yue consolidated the foundation of the border city, opened up trade routes, and opened craftsmen's schools to cultivate local talents, Shen Yue relied on the strength of one city to fight back against the court's conspiracy. He went south to the Central Plains to control floods and provide disaster relief and became famous all over the world. Then he built a thousand-mile fortress defense line along the northern Xinjiang, completely shocking Beidi. In the past, the guilty officials who were exiled finally took root in northern Xinjiang, built cities and started industries, redressed old grievances, and used civil engineering and fortifications to protect thousands of miles of rivers and mountains.