I Rely on Infrastructure to Ascend to Rank Three

Lin Yan stayed up all night revising a water conservancy proposal and died suddenly from exhaustion, transmigrating into a political intrigue novel as a cannon-fodder ninth-rank female registrar about to be dismissed by the newly appointed top-scholar county magistrate. The original owner was mediocre and ineffectual, ultimately getting swept into factional strife and losing both family and life—all just to set off the male lead's reputation for integrity. She has no interest in currying favor, nor any desire to get entangled in power schemes. Armed with modern urban planning expertise, she starts by reinforcing a dilapidated canal and untangling the county office's messy accounts. Repair...