Tiangong Yishanhe

Guo Pei, a girl from the Department of Modern Architecture Engineering, accidentally traveled through time and became Guo Pei, a palace craftswoman who was demoted and exiled in the Dayin Dynasty. The original owner was framed for advocating the improvement of palace utensils without authorization and was sent to the barren Yanluoping in the northwest. What awaited her was a desperate situation of wind and sand, refugees everywhere, and bandits running rampant. On the verge of death, Guo Pei accidentally activated a half-volume of the tattered secret records of heavenly craftsmanship picked up by the original owner. When her fingertips ran over the yellowed pages, the dark lines hidden between the ink lines turned into clear modern engineering drawings. She was shocked to realize that this was not an ordinary ancient book, but a life-and-death chess game set up by senior craftsmen three hundred years ago. Someone used Kyushu as a chessboard and advanced skills as bait to lure those who truly understand technology to break the shackles of the old system. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.