Reborn as a Great Architect

I don't understand architecture, and I understand even less about design. But I checked some papers, and CAD came out in the 1960s and 1970s, but it was only applied to architectural design in the 1970s and early 1980s. Isn't having the protagonist's brother do that plagiarism? For details, please refer to "The Development History of Architectural CAD Software" - Fei Lihua, Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tongji University.

I work on architectural design during the day, and then spend my free time reading novels about architecture. Am I crazy?!

I read it for free for a limited time, and overall it was pretty good. The characters' intelligence was on point and their actions were reasonable, but the business aspects were too toxic; I couldn't handle it. You have software, sales channels, and a development direction, yet you immediately give away 55% of the company's shares in the angel round.

Someone who can't even come up with decent character names probably won't write any good books! Lin Lou, Lin Qiao! Is the protagonist's father named Lin Tunnel in a novel about architecture?

The designed buildings should have some attribute points to increase popularity or something.

Actually, you can see from your book *Shenlong* that you write exceptionally well on political topics, especially the script for *In the Name of the People*, which I really enjoyed. The author might consider asking readers for their opinions to see which direction they prefer.

I don't know about other industries, but entry-level designers are just drawing dogs, while top-level designers are feng shui masters who talk about mysterious things all day long. 😓

This book is really great! It allowed a layman like me to learn a lot about architectural stories, and it's also a very enjoyable read! Haha, sometimes I really wish China could have such a world-renowned architectural master.

I've subscribed to many chapters and voted a lot with monthly tickets and recommendations, but the recent content is disgusting. A startup that hasn't even gone public yet, even with high market capitalization expectations, where does it get so much money to buy villas everywhere and donate so readily? Focus on writing about your profession, stop fantasizing about wealth all the time. People didn't live that vulgar life back then.

I just want to know, how tall is the hotel the protagonist designed at the beginning? How big is its area? What's its design? What kind of infrastructure does it have? Is it just a high-end, classy hotel bathed in the morning sun?