Lin Zhi, the master of modern architecture, died suddenly after staying up late to draw pictures, and transformed into the cannon fodder princess of the same name in an ancient sad novel.
She originally had the title of princess, but because her mother clan lost power, she was thrown into the most barren fiefdom: Loess Slope. The fiefdom contained nothing but sand and stones, and even the rebels were too lazy to attack.
In the original plot, in order to return to Beijing to compete for favor, the original owner ransacked the Minzhimin Anointing Cultivation Palace, and was finally stoned to death by the refugees in an uprising.
When Lin Zhi came through, he was faced with scars (yellow) and dirt (soil), and he calmly took out his "Travel Golden Finger", a copy of "New Rural Construction and Vernacular Architecture Practice Manual" (a physical book from the university library).
She doesn't want to go back to the palace to fight, she just wants to realize her ideal in Huangtupo: build some ergonomic cave dwellings, build a drainage system, and turn this place into an ancient version of "new rural construction demonstration site."
So, when the princes and princesses in the capital were busy "cheating in imperial examinations", "poisoning mothers and concubines", and "framing siblings", Huang Tupo sent the first report: "Reporting to the emperor, my son dug out three rooms and one living room today."
The government and the public were shocked, thinking it was some ancient ruins.
When the brothers were trying to dominate the hot search list for "seizing the legitimate son" (Di Bao), the border official reported urgently: "Your Majesty! The third princess built a road at the border! The enemy's war horse slipped into our trap!"
The emperor looked at the pile of drawings and a miniature model of "Huangtupo New City" in front of him and fell silent.
He looked at the ministers below who were still arguing over whether to establish the eldest prince or the second prince, and burst out:
"Stop fighting! I think this throne must go to someone who can build a house!"
