I Asked You to Direct a Movie, Not Build Infrastructure!

Qin Feng transmigrates as a film director and signs a wager agreement with a company.

If the film, with an investment of twenty million, doesn't make a profit, he has to sell himself to the company for twenty years?

Just as Qin Feng is dumbfounded, he unexpectedly binds himself to an Infrastructure System.

The Ming Dynasty's imposing, angular palaces, the Song Dynasty's fabulously prosperous commerce, the Tang Dynasty's cosmopolitan Western Market...

A historical architecture expert: "Without a doubt, Director Qin understands architecture better than any other director!"

A renowned director: "Among all the architectural masters, Qin Feng is the one who understands filmmaking best!"

An archaeologist: "Director Qin, are you free? We found a Tang Dynasty tomb in Chang'an. Could you come and give us your expert opinion?"

Qin Feng: "Who says a film has to make its money back at the box office?"

P.S. I'm no good at writing blurbs. Just read the story first...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.