Mu Yunfei had spent years working on construction sites when, to his astonishment, he transmigrated to another world. He thought the wheels of fate had finally begun to turn, but his meridians were completely ruined from birth, leaving him no choice but to return to his old line of work.
“Hmph! I’m a proper engineer. Even if I can’t cultivate, I’ll still make something of myself!”
Faced with the Crimson Flame Desert, which even cultivators couldn’t conquer:
“Never heard of diverting water from the south to the north?”
Faced with a raging flood that even peak experts couldn’t withstand:
“No big deal! We’ll just build a dam and reservoir.”
Faced with a deep-sea secret realm that had been ignored for ten thousand years:
“Let’s build an undersea tunnel. Today, I’ll show you what an underwater starry sky looks like!”
…
Years later, gazing at tunnels through immortal mountains, highways spanning demon territory, and human buildings soaring into the clouds, he says:
“Keep it low-key, keep it low-key. This is just basic stuff, don’t make a big deal out of it!”
I was attracted by the Douyin comics. After reading Chapter 20, I felt that it didn't match the title. It is an ordinary fantasy novel. It starts with nothing, mentions civil engineering in the middle, and by Chapter 20, it directly repairs the meridians and even has an abnormal physique. I have never seen such a compact novel. If you want to write about architecture, you can refer to the Lord of Life series, in which the setting of architects is good. I originally thought it was an architect's article, but it turned out to be a "sheep's head", which is sad!
It doesn't look good to be tricked by Douyin
I can only say that it's mediocre, the writing is too immature, and the story isn't attractive enough.
You shouldn't have lied to me