[Big Heroine] [Historical Infrastructure] [System] [Pure Love] [cp] He is a proton trapped in Handan, with eyes like a poisoned sword; she is a concubine abandoned by her family, with modern architectural notes in her arms. A substitute marriage made two "dying people" share the same fate.
"What are you drawing?" Ying Zheng held the "heated kang picture" she drew, and Lin Wan wiped the wrinkled corners of his clothes: "I hope Da Qin can have a watertight palace, fertile fields with an yield of two stones per acre, and a powerful army that makes the six countries dare not invade the border!"
When the royal flags of the six kingdoms fell to the ground one by one, and when the legend of "The First Emperor and the Lin family built the Qin together" spread among the people, Lin Wan finally understood: across thousands of years, she would write in the history books with the loneliest person - the strength of Qin begins with infrastructure; the prosperity of Qin begins with people's hearts!
Reader comments
It can only be said that it is a fair look. The five stars are given to the First Emperor. There are a few poisonous points: at the beginning, the heroine was married, then went to Xianyang, and then to the Zhao State Proton Mansion. The First Emperor was a young proton of unknown age. The part about repairing the pool was also vague. I didn't know how big the pool was. The logic of how to repair it was unclear. It was built inexplicably.
1. Not to mention other minor issues, the purification pool mentioned by the author should be said like this: Build a purification pool divided into two parts, above and below ground. Dig the underground part three feet deep. Dig a trench at the bottom to connect to the well water. Put a ceramic pipe in the trench, use the ceramic pipe to connect the well water for drainage, and then lay gravel, sand, and charcoal on top in order. After filtering through these three layers, you can drink it. Finally, the ground part of the pool is built with a wall that is higher than the ground but not too large to store water. Leave a gap and put in a ceramic pipe to facilitate drainage and water collection. You must also prepare something to block the gap in the wall and cover the reservoir. The water can be blocked when not in use. Rain can prevent rainwater from contaminating the water source.
2. The author didn't explain these things clearly. He only said that he dug three feet deep, then laid gravel, sand and charcoal in sequence, and then used clay pipes to bring the well water to filter. The water will be clear, and then directly build a reservoir. The clay pipes can be used to divert the clean water in the pool. It really makes sense. People are baffled. It took me a long time to imagine that the author should be talking about such a reservoir. It is really too concise. Since it is an infrastructure article, I should check more information and write it clearly. Otherwise, don't name it infrastructure, and just rely on the imagination of the reader [smile]
3. Just quote the original text from the book: "She remembered that the technical map of the system reward was still in the space, with a more complex ditch design drawn on it. It was pressed against her belly through the cloth, like a blazing fire." She was really speechless. The preface and the follower were inconsistent. Was her belly just space?
Summary: I just read a little bit, and I'm almost poisoned. The sentences are not smooth and the logic is unclear.
It can only be said that it is a fair look. The five stars are given to the First Emperor. There are a few poisonous points: at the beginning, the heroine was married, then went to Xianyang, and then to the Zhao State Proton Mansion. The First Emperor was a young proton of unknown age. The part about repairing the pool was also vague. I didn't know how big the pool was. The logic of how to repair it was unclear. It was built inexplicably. 1. Not to mention other minor issues, the purification pool mentioned by the author should be said like this: Build a purification pool divided into two parts, above and below ground. Dig the underground part three feet deep. Dig a trench at the bottom to connect to the well water. Put a ceramic pipe in the trench, use the ceramic pipe to connect the well water for drainage, and then lay gravel, sand, and charcoal on top in order. After filtering through these three layers, you can drink it. Finally, the ground part of the pool is built with a wall that is higher than the ground but not too large to store water. Leave a gap and put in a ceramic pipe to facilitate drainage and water collection. You must also prepare something to block the gap in the wall and cover the reservoir. The water can be blocked when not in use. Rain can prevent rainwater from contaminating the water source. 2. The author didn't explain these things clearly. He only said that he dug three feet deep, then laid gravel, sand and charcoal in sequence, and then used clay pipes to bring the well water to filter. The water will be clear, and then directly build a reservoir. The clay pipes can be used to divert the clean water in the pool. It really makes sense. People are baffled. It took me a long time to imagine that the author should be talking about such a reservoir. It is really too concise. Since it is an infrastructure article, I should check more information and write it clearly. Otherwise, don't name it infrastructure, and just rely on the imagination of the reader [smile] 3. Just quote the original text from the book: "She remembered that the technical map of the system reward was still in the space, with a more complex ditch design drawn on it. It was pressed against her belly through the cloth, like a blazing fire." She was really speechless. The preface and the follower were inconsistent. Was her belly just space? Summary: I just read a little bit, and I'm almost poisoned. The sentences are not smooth and the logic is unclear.