His current approach is to dig a trench for the wall foundation half a meter deep and half a meter wide, filled with stones. The stones are more or less squared off to facilitate wall building, and now with cement acting as a bonding agent, the gaps are relatively easy to fill.
Living in a brick house is indeed rather troublesome.
Firing bricks is quite labor-intensive.
If there wasn't clay available nearby, this building would be beyond their productive capability.
Moreover, scaffolding should be made now. These primitive people had never used scaffolding before, and when Ma Lin told them the building was seven meters high, they asked, "How can it be built that tall?"
So scaffolding is required.
He needed to organize additional manpower to cut bamboo downstream in a valley and bring it back.
Transport it by boat.
Unfortunately, there are no steamships available now.
His steam engine is still not up to standard.
