Datang Builds Gundam: Integrating Future Technology Library at the Start

In 626 AD, during the Wude period of the Tang Dynasty, Li Ke, a doctor of modern materials science, unexpectedly became an unknown concubine under the command of King Li Shimin of Qin. The undercurrents of the Xuanwu Gate are turbulent, the Turkic cavalry are pressing down on the territory, and the nobles of the aristocratic families are watching with eager eyes, but he has quietly bound a "civilization fire database" from a thousand years later. While the world was still immersed in the fighting with cold weapons and the intrigues of the court, Li Ke had already lit the first flame of the torrent of steel next to the blast furnace. Tang swords were tempered, gunpowder roared, and the battle at Hulao Pass shocked the world. But this is just the beginning. Deep in the Lishan Mountains, the steel giant stands majestically; by the Weishui River, the electromagnetic gun light tears apart the long night. He used steam mechas to push across the Turkic camp, controlled the battlefield with thermal imaging and radio, and stepped on the so-called destiny under the tracks of technology. Famine, monopoly, communication constraints? Hybrid rice was invented, the Academy of Sciences was established, and the telegraph network connected the empire. While the eye of history still rests on the territory of Kyushu, Li Ke's vision has been cast to the vast starry sky - in the lights of the Zhenguan Dynasty, human beings' footsteps towards the moon are quietly heard. This is hard-core technology vs. Ancient times This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.