Wanzu Workshop

In the Continent of Ten Thousand Races, where spiritual energy has revived, the human race has been suppressed and beaten for three hundred years. Materials engineer Cheng Ye traveled through time and opened his eyes in an abandoned mine occupied by aliens. He only had half a bag of mineral materials and a broken chisel left on him. He has no bloodline talent, only an engineer's skills: turning useless things into useful ones. Others burn furnaces by brute force, but he looks at the color of the fire; others forge materials by feel, but he calculates the proportions. He changed the yield rate of 30% to 60% all the way, and there was an extra line in front of the scrap pile that others could not see. He quickly understood that there was only one rule in this world - craftsmanship is life. But this skill comes with a price: every time he performs a technique that exceeds his capacity, he loses a memory. The ones he lost were the ones he was most reluctant to part with. He relied on a workshop diary to record himself, until one day, he turned to a page of records with his handwriting but no memory of the content. And in the collapsed alley behind the mine, there was an old man sitting who couldn't even remember his name.