Sky and Wood Marks

Anchored by diverse and specialized professions, this novel intertwines urban workplace dynamics with realistic romance across two parallel narratives. Eschewing political intrigue and unrealistic power fantasies, the story explores niche professional fields including cultural relic restoration, civil aviation piloting, wildlife conservation, rural general practice, investment banking analysis, AI research and development, crisis negotiation, astrophysics, traditional tea arts, and air traffic control. All aviation sequences are rigorously accurate, strictly adhering to A320 Flight Crew Training Manuals, standard operating procedures, CCAR training syllabi, and civil aviation regulations to ensure technical authenticity without amateur errors. Structured as a ten-volume epic totaling two million words, the narrative follows dual protagonists who connect the lives of people across various industries. The male lead is a newly graduated first officer trainee on an A320, while the female lead serves as a wooden artifact restorer at a provincial public museum. Both main characters appear throughout the entire series, with each volume introducing a new ensemble cast representing distinct specialized professions. Through their journeys, the novel reflects the occupational challenges, moral dilemmas, and social landscapes of different eras, offering a profound portrait of contemporary life through the lens of dedicated craftsmanship and professional integrity.