Running an Ancient Town with Employees from the Past

My new novel, The County Town That Fell from the Sky [Ancient to Modern], is now available. In a nutshell: All the employees at my scenic attraction are from ancient times. Ancient-to-modern, a whole group travels through time, daily updates. Lu Xiaoqi inexplicably inherited a System and an ancient town scenic attraction supposedly worth billions. She thought it was a windfall, but when she arrived, all she wanted to do was turn around and run: The buildings were in disrepair, the river was murky and choked with weeds, and there wasn’t a soul in sight... It was practically the perfect place for murder and robbery. She hurriedly opened the System. “Can I return it?” System: “No returns, but I can provide special employees, summoned from ancient times. Grant each one wish, and they’ll gain a special ability.” So Lu Xiaoqi summoned Yuwen Kai, the master architect who built Chang’an and Luoyang for Emperor Wen of Sui; Zhang Zhongjing, the renowned physician remembered throughout history; Zhao Feiyan, the dancer whose performances were unrivaled; Song Wusao, the master chef whose recipe has been passed down to this day; and many others. Yuwen Kai: “I want to see how these skyscrapers are built. How does this city work?” Zhang Zhongjing: “Have they found a way to deal with epidemics yet?” Zhao Feiyan: “I want to be an empress again.” Song Wusao: “I want to open a grand restaurant that draws customers from everywhere.” Lu Xiaoqi: “Granted, granted. I’ll grant every last one!” Wait a minute. Why are more and more people showing up in every summoning? An entire village of imperial craftsmen has traveled through time?! And this time it’s an entire palace music troupe? Before long, Qinghe Ancient Town became an overnight sensation. Visitors flocked there, and it turned into an urban legend across every major social media platform. They say there’s a magical ancient town that has restored all kinds of lost Chinese traditional arts. Even museums come there to learn. Once you visit, you can study calligraphy with Zhao Mengfu, watch a musical performance created by Li Guinian, and then stay in a garden carefully designed by Wang Wei. You can also see holographic recreations of ancient scenes: watch Qin Shi Huang ascend the throne, see young Li Erfeng hit a target from a hundred paces, watch Yang Guifei dance the Rainbow Skirt and Feathered Robe Dance, stroll through the streets of Bianjing, see ancient palace buildings that no longer exist, and explore a complete reconstruction of the Mogao Caves at Dunhuang... Even the most discerning historians are captivated, lingering there until they lose track of time. An excited scholar exclaimed, “This isn’t just an ancient town. It has recreated the entire history of China!” Theme: Promote Chinese civilization. Chinese culture is the top-tier star