I traveled to a different world in the steampunk era, inherited an elf kingdom, and became the only man with elf blood.
My bloodline is coveted by the domineering queen and the aloof female gods. They all want to capture me and reproduce with them.
In order to defeat them, I cultivated various female elves, engaged in agriculture, industry, and military affairs, and became a blasphemer among the professionals of the twelve zodiac signs. I blasphemed the divine right, smashed the church, and ravaged angels.
System prompt: Achieve the King's achievement and obtain internal combustion engines, trains, cruise ships, oil refining, and gun manufacturing technology.
System prompts: Rewards personal bodyguard Daji, Celestial Beast, Super God Angel Yan, and Pirate Empress Boya.
System prompt: Obtain the manufacturing technology of nurse outfit, loli outfit, and stewardess outfit.
King of Flames: "Your Majesty the Elf King, I am willing to use my three daughters in exchange for a share of your oil mining technology."
King of Graycastle: "I am willing to use...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I remember a novel in which the protagonist was taken to another world by a female elf and then pushed the elves, but I forgot the title.
You are afraid that you are writing a book without clearly distinguishing between goblins and elves. How terrible!
I don't know why you are scolding the author, but I'm here to join in the fun, I'm so crazy
What do you mean? It just changed from what you did. You let it go. Just changed the direction. The result is still the same.
What's the use of the protagonist if his wife is dead?
Commentary on Chapter 51 of Dan Qingying's "Siheyuan: I Wrote a Script to Play with the Beast". Silly Zhu was kicked and injured after he failed to be rude (please order the full version).
I remember a novel in which the protagonist was taken to another world by a female elf and then pushed the elves, but I forgot the title.
You are afraid that you are writing a book without clearly distinguishing between goblins and elves. How terrible!
I don't know why you are scolding the author, but I'm here to join in the fun, I'm so crazy
What do you mean? It just changed from what you did. You let it go. Just changed the direction. The result is still the same.
What's the use of the protagonist if his wife is dead?
Commentary on Chapter 51 of Dan Qingying's "Siheyuan: I Wrote a Script to Play with the Beast". Silly Zhu was kicked and injured after he failed to be rude (please order the full version).