Xu Lang, an electrical repairman, repaired a water heater and repaired it until the 29th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty.
When he opened his eyes, he saw barren mountains and ridges, with howling wolves, and he didn't even have any clothes on him.
Others traveled through time to bring systems and warehouses, but he brought with him some repair skills - repairing pots, bowls, bellows, forging iron, building cars, and finding water sources.
Aunt Zhao said: "This kid is clever with his hands, but he talks strangely."
Zhao Tiezhu said: "Forge with him and learn something."
Yan Shifan said: "How dare a craftsman block my way?"
Xu Lang said: "Don't mistake craftsmen for cadres. I made the weapons and built the city walls. The knife in your hand was made by my apprentice."
From a shack in the wilderness to the Ordnance Bureau of the capital, from a bowl of hot porridge to a first-class imperial edict.
The bricks of Ming Dynasty must be laid piece by piece.
By building bricks and bricks, he built the world into what he wanted.
