In the bookshop, the block-printing master held a thick stack of manuscript paper.
Apart from the text section, there were thirty-four detailed diagrams related to the dragon bone waterwheel.
From main diagrams from various perspectives to detailed breakdowns of every component.
There were even explanations of the principles, data calculations, and the derivation and establishment of techniques alongside the diagrams.
As well as how to specifically apply techniques in different terrains, adapting to local conditions, to construct different models of the dragon bone waterwheel!
So painstakingly detailed, it's almost like spoon-feeding.
The block-printing master actually didn't understand the arts of numbers and techniques, but he had carved countless images and texts, so he knew the usual appearance of construction diagrams.
To be honest, a main diagram with a few core dimensions marked is already considered very good.
