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The narrative follows a young engineer lieutenant whose technical talent and initiative embroil him in military disciplinary troubles and subsequent exile into civilian engineering work. Facing punishment and hardship, he accepts responsibility for challenging construction tasks—bridges, concrete trucks, water-pipes—and becomes entangled in commercial and personal complications involving rivals, local notables, and romantic entanglements. Sabotage, missing coal supplies, and a dangerous maritime incident propel a series of bold ventures and confrontations with official inertia. The plot moves through informal justice, risky salvage and sea passages, and final clashes that test loyalty, practical skill, and honor, resolving strained relationships and career fortunes.
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