Although it had been many years, he had never been seen with a girlfriend, but that did not hinder his desire for one. In his words, his muse had not yet appeared, and he needed to be ready to welcome her at any time.
In fact, the seemingly chaotic architecture of the estate was all traceable. Initially, to have a fallback plan, they had constructed secret passages. The laboratory and each of the small buildings were actually interconnected, it's just that the doors to the passageways were too hidden, and Mu'er had spent quite a bit of effort on this.
In order to accommodate these secret passages and protective devices, the house had to be built in such a chaotic way. After much research and due to a fondness for the culture of their country, Mu'er discovered that the estate could be designed in the shape of a Bagua, which wouldn't compromise aesthetics and depth, and would facilitate the incorporation of those hidden devices.
