Lin Cilan has three principles in life:
1. Those who can use data analysis will never rely on intuition.
2. Those who can be exchanged at equal value will never talk about favors.
3. If you can solve it quietly, don't talk nonsense.
Then she fell into the "Temple of Silence" - a place where speaking will accelerate the collapse, words will automatically dissolve, and all buildings will die eternally.
Her professional background (conservation of historic buildings) came in handy for the first time: not to write a conservation plan, but to write a "death memory archive" for these buildings.
Her personal specialty (612 Hz auditory hallucinations) suddenly turned into a superpower: it was not a disease, but she could hear chanting among the rubble.
Her un-Mother-like principles were put to the test: when a Tang Dynasty bell tower asked her in its final voice, "Do I deserve to be remembered?" She calmly replied: "Show me your structural stress diagram. If it's beautiful enough, I can consider it."
Later, rumors began to circulate in the temple:
"Don't mess with that woman who is always drawing blueprints in the ruins."
"Last time, she completed a fragment of the Diamond Sutra, which resulted in the creation of an abnormal area of physical laws."
"She also asked Shen Xiu, the forbidden book monk - the living library who imprinted 30,000 volumes of forbidden scriptures on his skin - to make tea, and her hands shook."
Welcome to a new world where architectural structure is used to confront theology, surveying and mapping instruments are used to measure life and death, and calm logic is used to give meaning to collapse.
Here, the most dangerous weapon is not force, but a philosophical system that is self-consistent enough - Lin Cilan happens to have one.
