Winning the Laurels

During the Dayan Dynasty, the school of construction was monopolized by aristocratic families, and women were not allowed to enter style houses. Wang Mingyang is a creative genius who has not been seen in a century. At a young age, he became an official and took charge of the case. However, because of his talent, he was framed. He lost his right hand, dismissed his fame and fell into the market. Qi Xiaosu, the daughter of a craftsman, went to Beijing with her father and brother to work as a corvee. During the day, she moved wood and stones, and at night, she secretly learned skills. She only relied on the ink fountain and calculation in her hands. A deal brought the most down-to-earth genius in the capital and the most stubborn craftsman's daughter on a narrow road. He offered a humiliatingly high price, and she proved it with a shocking piece of mechanics. In the fireworks of the market, she used the simplest logic of tenon and tenon to shatter his arrogance of talent; in the storm of the court, he used the most ruthless cutting off to fight for a glimmer of life for her. From shabby alleys to style houses, from Kyoto to the Yellow River embankment. He restrained his edge, and she took charge alone. Until the great cause of flood control brought two complete souls to each other again, they finally understood that the best love is not sacrifice and overlooking, but equal gaze. "You haven't taught me how to draw pictures with your left hand." "My left hand can only draw you." Ancient Romance·Strong·Forbidden Love·Extreme Pull·Equal Match