Who exactly built it goes without saying; naturally, it was constructed by that thoroughly incompetent previous Emperor.
After all, only he would expend such enormous manpower and resources to build this pavilion.
Of course, although this pavilion is very tall, it is made entirely of wood, without a trace of concrete, which is absolutely true without exaggeration.
In this era, if Lin Yi hadn't come, concrete wouldn't have appeared at all.
And even with such purely wooden craftsmanship, building such a high building is a miracle and can be said to be a marvel of the world without exaggeration.
After all, this really is a test of the carpenter's skills, with every layer crafted using mortise and tenon joints.
Moreover, all the timber used is of the finest nanmu.
Its value is self-evident, and it's no exaggeration to say that the value of just this one building could match several years of national treasury income.
