Reborn Metro Engineer

Senior civil engineer Zhang Jingshan dies during a major engineering collapse rescue, then wakes up reborn in the late 1980s, shortly after he first started working. In an era with scarce monitoring equipment, geological hazards can only be judged through on-site observation and experience-based deduction. Carrying the painful memories and reflections left by countless accidents from his previous life, he clearly knows where engineering dangers will erupt over the coming decades. He cannot erase all geological disasters, but every time, he issues warnings in advance. Some dangers still occur, yet because of the early evacuation, every construction worker's life is saved. From mountain roads, tunnels, and bridges to plateau permafrost, urban foundation pits, and metro projects, Zhang Jingshan takes root on the front lines of infrastructure, struggling to hold the line between schedule pressure, cost games, and geological risk. He records the hidden dangers and handling experience he has seen throughout half his life in his notebooks, and in old age passes his lifetime of engineering insights on to the younger generation. This is the rebirth story of an infrastructure worker, not seeking to defy fate, but only to safeguard engineering safety and protect one living life after another. — Description from novelcodex.org