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This is the first time I have read a book where the heroine is an architect. The emotional line of the book is quite delicate and touching.

As a daughter of a great national master who has a great background and is not bad in strength, but is abandoned by her relatives, what she loses will eventually return to Lan Sheng's hands. The heroine travels to a world where the I Ching and Bagua are respected, Taoism lays the groundwork, and Buddhism makes small fuss. By chance, the major I learned in modern times was put to use in ancient times. However, I originally thought that I was just a concubine who was sent to the countryside and was not favored. Suddenly she became a direct descendant of the Great Witch of the East China Sea, or a pure-blooded Wind Clan. Would this identity change too quickly? When those things that Lan Sheng had scorned at the beginning of her rebirth showed their power for the first time in front of her, the heroine finally marveled that this was really a fantasy world.

Ancient proverbs, fantasy, time travel. The heroine majoring in civil engineering travels to another world and decides to rely on her craftsmanship to make a career and live independently. However, she slowly discovers that she could have lived a life relying on metaphysics, and everything around her is not simple. The early and middle stages were so exciting! ! ! The female protagonist's entrepreneurial line, the male protagonist's life experience line, and the fantasy world view line are all running in parallel and interconnected with each other. The mysteries are endless and impossible to stop. The author's male and female protagonists are still very unique, they are a arrogant technical nerd and a witchy little pitiful one (???), And their emotional lines are quite exciting, fiery and tender. Other characters follow the stage and sing, each with their own splendor, liveliness and cuteness. I just want to scream and enjoy watching it. Unfortunately, the standard dropped sharply in the later period, and the original advantages turned into flaws... It's great for the heroine to start her career at home, and then build infrastructure to serve people's livelihood and ultimately be admired by all the people. To be honest, in the mid-term, I thought that the male and female protagonists would go to the fiefdom with a thick layer of bird shit, and the female protagonist would start construction there. However, they ended up staying in the imperial capital, subduing a coup and successfully establishing a new dynasty. If building a house is the main line, then let the big designer concentrate on construction and build more. Don't always give her the task of fighting the boss with force and wit, and just hand over Mary Sue arrows. Her house has not built an imperial city yet! ! ! ! ! ! All the explosive points of the male protagonist faded away when the climax of the plot came. He didn't make achievements at the border, he didn't go to the fiefdom to show his ambitions, he didn't confront his relatives and enemies head-on, he didn't even hold a splendid press conference to announce his true identity. The male protagonist is responsible for the political struggle and intrigue, but when he is absent from the highlight moments, the entire plot is incomplete. In the final battle, the heroine and the boss went from chatting and talking to stabbing and blowing up the house. The male protagonist Sang is really an excellent housekeeper. The fantasy worldview line ended abruptly at the last ten percent. The conflict between the capable and ordinary people, and the blood feud between the capable and the royal family ended in the same fantasy way. The reader finally accepted that building a house requires a fantasy setting. Before entering the final battle, he was thrown into the trash can. He lifted it high, but then put it down gently. It should be said that the plot design is exquisite, linking each link, but the focus is too small. There is obviously a whole chessboard space, but all the overt and covert struggles are crammed into a small corner. Many things that should be used cannot be used, and the logic is difficult to straighten out. There are a lot of bugs, the structure is messy, and it will break down in the later stage, but I still think it looks really good.

This is a masterpiece. The heroine was an architect in her previous life. After time travel, she mainly built houses and used modern theoretical knowledge to learn about Feng Shui. There are super powers in the later part. The heroine is the unloved country daughter of the national master. She has slightly fantasy powers. It is very cool and the description is also great. There are also various coquettish princes hahahaha... Anyway, the plot is also great!