Hm, I don’t really understand the drawing and description – how is the water being heated? Can’t be only from circulating, right? There’s no heating drawn in the picture, no pipes are shown below the floor and in the walls either. Is the underground water already hot, like for hot springs?
Traditional ondol heating as described in the Wikipedia does not use water at all. Instead, a fire”box” or stove is described, placed in an adjoining room like a kitchen or “master bedroom”, then a raised thick masonry floor of the main room is being heated by the smoke – like Roman hypocausts did.
Wow, do your best.. I am curious about this female lead who killed the emperor and ruin the entire country without considering the life of others.. although the revenge was only meant for the emperor, while will she inflict innocent people..
Fire_Dragon_Fly
Why would she need to go to the tower? She is no mage
Eveaustria
Hm, I don’t really understand the drawing and description – how is the water being heated? Can’t be only from circulating, right? There’s no heating drawn in the picture, no pipes are shown below the floor and in the walls either. Is the underground water already hot, like for hot springs?
Traditional ondol heating as described in the Wikipedia does not use water at all. Instead, a fire”box” or stove is described, placed in an adjoining room like a kitchen or “master bedroom”, then a raised thick masonry floor of the main room is being heated by the smoke – like Roman hypocausts did.
wtrade
Wow, do your best.. I am curious about this female lead who killed the emperor and ruin the entire country without considering the life of others.. although the revenge was only meant for the emperor, while will she inflict innocent people..
WhutsLifeWithoutStories_0123
May I have permission to slap this mop head just this once author?