I Made My Fortune Through Architecture

This novel is actually a fantasy cultivation novel, full of various adventures. The architecture is only mentioned briefly. It's just a brief introduction, and then the rest is handed over to the subordinates. There's no technical research or instruction, except for a design drawing. Does this live up to the title?

These last few chapters feel a bit strange. I personally really dislike the character of the slave-loving person and the people behind him. I'm also speechless. He gives away good things and gets scolded. A time traveler is completely fooled by the local natives. I'm speechless.

It should be written that he built tombs in the Tomb of the Gods, constructed worlds in Shrouding the Heavens, helped the Heavenly Dao build an elevator for direct access, expanded the underground palace in the Underworld, built mountains and rivers in Pangu's Creation of Heaven, and helped build villas for the newly formed Saints.

A world of high-level martial arts where emperors cultivate roads?? What was the author thinking? Why would a powerful figure with spirit stones for cultivation like gold? Gold can't be exchanged for spirit stones.

Without a magic touch, what are you going to do? Do you think people will value your decades of architectural experience?

Good heavens, I don't know what's the point of the protagonist's cultivation technique. It consumes billions of times more resources than other techniques, constantly requiring top-tier rare and precious materials. Not only is his breakthrough slow, but his true energy is also countless times more abundant than others. Yet, he can't even defeat a pseudo-protagonist of the same cultivation level.

Cuban leader: Che Guevara

What kind of nonsense is this? It's just a bait-and-switch tactic.

What was the protagonist's past life like? A designer? It's fine not to mention that. In a high-martial-arts fantasy world, it's fine if you're just resting in a small village or town, but can you really ascertain that the workers building structures outside the city are ordinary people? Your starting point is acceptable, though—construction...

I haven't read it. The synopsis says you're building tombs and all sorts of classified structures, what happens afterwards? (눈_눈)