Her quest is to build a lunar utopia, but her required lessons lie a thousand years in the past.
Wang Yanqing of an interstellar conglomerate carries a blueprint for cleansing civilization through technology. She accidentally falls into the ancient world, where what she encounters is not the occult, but extraordinary advancement and reinterpretation.
Here, forced to set aside her calculations, she uses wisdom and courage to quietly embroider the patterns of the stars. A thousand miles away, she saves children poisoned by an accidental infection, and finds herself meeting the sisters of Five Mountains... What she protects is no myth, but the original force that keeps Earth turning.
This novel features workplace unspoken rules, open rivalry and covert struggles, contests of wit, and human compassion. It can also serve as a mirror and a guide for cultivation and enlightenment.
Her competition and struggle with Zeng Hanming was, in truth, a dimensionality-reduction attack. By a twist of fate, she transmigrated to Yun Prefecture on Earth, not to reinterpret mythology. The energy waves of the two worlds weave together Earth’s weather into a vision of the stars and seas, with the clever interplay of the elements of water, wood, metal, fire, and earth. There is energy, humor, and growing wisdom, as well as science fiction and an unrestrained imagination, like a lighthouse ensuring that human civilization never loses its way.
This is also an answer spanning time and space: when we gaze up at the stars, what we are ultimately searching for is simply a place where our hearts can be at peace. Purify the soul, and ascend to a higher dimension.
