Tang Zhaozong also made many compromises in desperation. But the more later, the more excessive this woman became, and Tang Zhaozong was already angry because of that Empress He.

In Tang Zhaozong's mind, the woman Queen He is really too ignorant.

Queen He didn't know that every penny she gave to that Quan Haiying was given to those Liaodong scum.

These Liaodong scumbags are quite evil, and they hollowed out their minds and controlled Empress He of Tang Zhaozong.

In this way, Empress He's money has become their small treasury, these big scumbags of Liaodong say one, and Empress He will not say two.

Empress He, a person who was quite rude in front of Tang Zhaozong, actually obeyed her words in front of these big scum of Liaodong.

Empress He did not have the slightest ability to resist in front of those Liaodong scum.

Listening to the big words that Jeon Hae-young taught them, Empress He completely lost the mind and integrity that she should have as a queen.

Tang Zhaozong, Tang Zhangwei, and Fei Xuechun waited for many days at the headquarters of Quan Haiying's beauty salon, but they did not make any progress.

Tang Zhangwei asked Tang Zhaozong: "Could it be that we made a mistake in judgment?" ”

Tang Zhaozong said categorically: "Absolutely not, as long as we continue to defend it, we will definitely be able to issue clues." ”

Therefore, Fei Xuechun and Tang Zhangwei listened to Tang Zhaozong's words and continued to guard.

As time passed, Tang Zhangwei and Fei Xuechun felt that their hands and feet were frozen, but Tang Zhaozong encouraged Tang Zhangwei and them to continue to guard.

The sweet potatoes and sweet potatoes and corn were sweet at first, but then they felt a little pantothenic acid in their stomachs.

Tang Zhangwei said to Fei Xuechun: "Let's make some lamb skewers and grill them, and when they are cooked, let's eat them, and keep them very fragrant." ”

Tang Zhaozong said: "Your suggestion is very good, I raise my hands and feet in favor." ”

Sima Qingshan, they also came, and Wei Zhuang and they also came.

Even, Wei Wan'er and Wei Youji also came.

Wei Wan'er gradually woke up from the original state of confusion, he understood that he had been fooled, and she didn't want to be fooled by Quan Haiying anymore.

Quan Haiying was able to fool Wei Wan'er at the beginning, mainly relying on Princess Suining's face.

After Wei Wan'er sorted things out by herself, she realized that she had been tricked.

Tang Zhangwei took his subordinates and taught Wei Wan'er a lesson, so Wei Wan'er was determined to help Tang Zhangwei capture Quan Haiying and rescue Bai Cunxiao.

The aisles on both sides are connected to the nave by stone vaults to provide support, but it is not high enough. Tom also had to add some support at intervals in the roof space of the side walkway, higher than the vaulted ceiling and lower than the monopitch roof. He drew one in which a stone arch rose from the top of the corridor wall and stepped into the wall of the nave. Where the buttresses landed on the aisle wall, Tom further strengthened the buttresses with a large buttress protruding from the side of the church. He added a corner tower to the top of the buttress to increase support and make it more aesthetically pleasing.

The construction of a frighteningly tall church could not have been done without the reinforcement of corridors, buttresses and buttresses; But it was difficult to explain it to a monk, and Tom had already sketched it all out.

He also drew the foundation, deep into the ground under the wall. The layman is always amazed at the depth of the foundation.

It was a simple drawing, too simple to be of little use to the builder, but it was quite nice to show it to Vice President Philip. Tom wanted him to understand what he was proposing, to see the outline of the building, and to get excited about it. Relying on the few lines scraped on the drywall in front of you, it is difficult to imagine a large, solid church. Philip needs all the help Tom can give him.

The walls he painted looked solid, but they weren't there yet. Tom then began to draw the inner side of the nave wall, which was divided into three sections, the lower half of which could hardly be called a wall, but a row of columns, the top of which was joined by a semicircular arch, which was called an arcade. Through the various arches with arcades, you can see the domed windows of the corridors. These windows will be connected to the arches so that light can flow into the nave from the outside without obstruction. The middle pillars will be connected to the buttresses of the exterior walls.

On each of the arcades are three small arches side by side, forming the parapet. There is no light passing through here, as there is a monopitched roof on the side walkway.

Above the paraicade are high side windows, so called because of the window sandwiched in the middle, which illuminates the upper part of the nave.

Tom arrived at the vice-dean's quarters, a small stone bungalow, and the door was open even though it was still cold. He hesitated for a moment, and then said to himself: "Calm down, you are a competent and knowledgeable connoisseur, a craftsman who is well versed in all aspects of modern architecture, and is the one whom his vice-president happily trusts."

He walked in. There was only one room inside, with a large bed with elaborate curtains at one end and a small altar with a cross and a candlestick at the other. Vice President Philip stood in front of a window, frowning worriedly, reading a piece of parchment. He looked up and smiled at Tom. "What are you holding?"

"The blueprint, Father," said Tom, keeping his voice low and assured, "is for a new cathedral." Can I show you? ”

Philip looked surprised and interested. "Please."

There was a large bench in the corner, and Tom moved it to the light in front of the window, and put his plaster plate on it. Philip looked at the picture. Tom observed Philip's face and could see that Philip had never seen a diorama, floor plan, or section of a building. The vice dean's face was puzzled.

Tom began to explain. He pointed to the diorama: "You stand in the center of the nave, looking at the wall," he said, "and this is the column with the arcades." Connected by arches. Through the archway, you can see the windows of the corridor. Above the arcade is the parapet, and above is the high side windows. ”

Philip understood, his expression brightened, and he learned quickly. He looked at the floor plan, and Tom could see that he didn't understand it this time.

"As we walked around the site, we had to mark where the walls would be built, where the posts would be grounded, and where the doors and buttresses would be, and we would have to have a plan that would tell us where to nail the posts and pull the ropes," Tom said. ”

Philip's face showed a look of understanding again, and Tom thought that it was not bad for Philip to not understand the picture, which gave him the opportunity to show his expertise and self-confidence. Finally, Philip looked at the cross-sectional view again. Tom explained: "This is the nave, and in the middle, there is a wooden ceiling. Behind the nave is the tower. This is the corridor, on either side of the nave. Further beyond the corridor is a buttress. ”

(End of chapter)