When Jing Ke was assassinating the Qin Dynasty, Su Yi in Linzi was debugging the mechanism to stop the war; when Gui Guzi was teaching strategies, the star map spanning seven hundred years had been engraved on the bronze plate of Tiangong Pavilion. This is no ordinary historical novel, it is a wonderful adventure in which the gears of "Kao Gong Ji" and the star orbit of "Three Body" interlock.
Love the turbulent times of "Historical Records"? Gongshu Ming led apprentices from the Western Regions to debug the "Wind Sand Shield". The resonance of the camel bells and copper bells hides a more moving perseverance than "The Biography of the Assassin"; Tian Dan's abacus turned into the "Hundred Works Competition" trophy, and the craftsmen of the Six Nations carved in the beams and pillars of the Tiangong Pavilion a more solid covenant than "Union Vertical and Horizontal".
Fascinated by the wisdom of the "Mo Jing"? Mo He's "messaging bird" spreads the characters of the Six Kingdoms with its wings, and the Hun boy's "blend spinning machine" entwines grassland wool and Central Plains silk threads into a blanket, which interprets "universal love" more straightforwardly than the "non-attack" bamboo slips.
Looking forward to "Three-Body"-style civilized dialogue? Seven hundred years later, in the "Concentric Shuttle" badge, the earth's rice seeds dance with the liquid metal of the gear star; when the light bridge is repaired, the figure of Mohe overlaps with the interstellar light veins, and the symbiotic rice grains hide a warmer answer than the "dark forest".
There is no need to explain the wisdom of ancient books. Translated by Su Yi's Mechanical Skill Society: "The Wheeler" technique in "Kao Gong Ji" is the trajectory of the "Silk Road Car" running through the desert. Here's the key to bringing ancient wisdom to life - it's your turn to turn the Tiangongge gears.
