Gasp! She's a Time Traveler Using Modern Tech to Improve Ancient Life Chapter 756 - 749: Massive Construction Projects

After playing for an unknown amount of ti, Lu Shouyue gradually beca imrsed in the music, forgetting the ongoing video call.

Lin Wanwan held her phone, quietly watching his profile through the video screen.

Compared to the piano music, Lin Wanwan was more interested in Lu Shouyue himself.

He seed to have changed, yet seed not to have changed.

Lin Wanwan always felt that Lu Shouyue, who played the piano with the video on, had a kind of distant and aloof feeling.

As she watched, her gaze was drawn to a corner of the screen where a starry wall composed of fluorescent text and sketches appeared.

These days, Lu Shouyue had taken her ho several tis, but each visit was mostly limited to his bedroom, and she had never entered the piano room.

Lu Shouyue locked the piano room door every day, and it was rare for Lin Wanwan to see him there over the video.

Will such deep affection change in the future?

Lin Wanwan’s thoughts began to drift, wondering what kind of emotion in this world could be everlasting. If they only dated without marrying, could they truly grow old together?

She held her phone for a while until her hand felt sore, then grabbed a cute beckoning cat desktop phone stand, placed it by the pillow, set the phone on it, and lay down to watch.

Lu Shouyue stopped playing after a long ti, and when he turned to look at the phone, he found that Lin Wanwan had fallen asleep with her eyes closed, resting peacefully.

The video was very close, close enough to count her eyelashes.

Lin Wanwan’s flawless skin, even in the raw video call quality without filters or beauty enhancents, showed no visible pores at such proximity.

Every part of her seed to perfectly align with Lu Shouyue’s aesthetic preferences, rendering him captivated each ti he saw her.

Lu Shouyue closed the piano, took the phone, and silently watched Lin Wanwan’s sleeping face, suddenly letting out a bitter smile, sighing, "Wanwan, what should I do with you?"

Since the day she told Lu Shouyue about her thoughts on not marrying, Lin Wanwan could clearly feel his distance.

Initially, Lin Wanwan felt a bit saddened and unaccustod, but later she felt relieved, not even worrying about the upcoming engagent banquet.

Lu Shouyue had not asked Lin Wanwan about the arrangents for the engagent banquet anymore, and she did not take the initiative to inquire either.

The whole arrangent had been entrusted to the wedding planning company, leaving professional matters to the professionals.

Perhaps because her relationship with Lu Shouyue had beco fully public, his cousin Lu Ying’er even added her on WeChat.

Lu Ying’er was the daughter of Lu Shouyue’s aunt, taking her mother’s surna, currently involved in the entertainnt circle, teased online as a perennial "cold body" who couldn’t beco popular despite ample resources.

Lin Wanwan had t both mother and daughter before, having seen the aunt twice, once at Lu Shouyue’s ho and once at his mother’s birthday party.

This ti, Lu Ying’er added her as a friend to show goodwill. Once the friend request was accepted, she invited Lin Wanwan to see the SV showcase in Hai City in mid-December.

Lu Ying’er was attending as the Asia-Pacific image ambassador for SV. She could have received a higher title, but it did not align with her actual status in the entertainnt industry, so she declined it.

Lin Wanwan had little interest in watching such shows, but since it was a gesture of goodwill from his cousin, she had to give so face.

This is why Lin Wanwan disliked marriage; dating allowed her to interact only with the person she loved, but marriage required engagent with his whole family.

Fortunately, in modern tis, interpersonal relationships with relatives are relatively cold, and if one dislikes them, they could even cut ties directly, unlike the many rules in ancient tis.

Even so, Lin Wanwan found it troubleso, though she tried to overco this ntality of finding it botherso.

Through deliberate scheduling adjustnts, now both the Great Tang and the modern world have synchronized seasons, both being winter and nearing New Year’s.

Lin Wanwan’s businesses in both tilines have settled into a stable track, not requiring much effort from her — although she hadn’t invested much effort, to begin with, she simply knew how to employ the right people.

Her weekly attendance with her senior brother at Yongcheng Hospital was essential; otherwise, she wouldn’t legally practice traditional Chinese dicine in the future.

The main managers of the Great Tang’s embroidery workshop, silk shop, and Red Face Smile Beauty Salon were selected by the keen-eyed Xiao Chong, while in modern tis, she mainly relied on headhunters, managing effectively.

The Great Tang’s embroidery workshop was now divided into two groups; those with ordinary skills produced local exports, sold through her own silk shop.

The highly skilled ones, such as those who ca from the palace, focused on high-end embroidery.

Because high-end embroidery was ti-consuming, it wouldn’t be surprising if it took years for one person to complete a piece, and working together could still take months or even longer.

But Lin Wanwan didn’t mind their slowness; careful work yields fine products, and the longer it took, the less likely she would slip up.

Apart from the output from her own workshop, Lin Wanwan would also scour the Treasure Pavilion in the town, purchasing any find.

In modern tis, Liang Mingzhe and Niu Kongqing shouldered much for Lin Wanwan, while her most ti-consuming matter remained the Chinese dicine Hall.

Since she studied it daily, she simply spent ti sitting in her own shop.

In the Great Tang, she had already picked a piece of land and was preparing to build a courtyard to serve as a Chinese dicine shop.

There were no restrictions on her practicing dicine in the Great Tang, but she had no ti to truly sit for consultations either.

Nevertheless, the Chinese dicine shop was a necessity, mainly to facilitate the exchange of herbal dicines between the two realms, complenting each other.

The Great Tang’s wild herbs had good properties, while modern cultivated herbs were abundant. If judged purely by composition, cultivated herbs might even be slightly better than wild ones.

During her ti in the Great Tang, Lin Wanwan undertook large-scale construction, establishing a base in the mountains, building a warehouse in Xiaoxi Town, and a pharmacy in Wanghai Town.

In addition, due to bringing back too many slaves from Chang’an, she needed to expand the residence at Lin Family Manor.

Instead of expanding, she built several small buildings within the two-acre estate to house the slaves.

She even deliberately built a large kitchen, as just preparing the als for the slaves was a significant task.

Regarding Baye Feng, he had already arrived at Lin Wanwan’s side.

The first ti they t at Lin Family Manor, Baye Feng gave Lin Wanwan a peculiar look.

He was certain that the person in front of him was the sa as the "Zhen Shiyin" who had helped him in the Western Regions.

Having grown up among herds, he possessed the skill of gait analysis.

Regardless of one’s disguise, their gait and body weight distribution were difficult to change.

But the strange thing was, if the Village Lady Le’an before him was indeed the person he encountered in the Western Regions, how could she appear in Chang’an simultaneously?

This beca a puzzle for Baye Feng, causing him to view Lin Wanwan with trepidation and doubt each ti he looked at her.