Shen Feng transmigrates into the body of a 15-year-old freshman at a high school in a parallel world.
He never expected this parallel world to be so much like the seventeenth century he once knew. Scientists across the world are still researching the same things.
Who am I? Who is me? Where did I come from? Where am I going? Just as these questions cross his mind, he starts by building a steam engine.
And then cars, ships, airplanes... one after another!
Shen Feng says, "I can lead the world's scientific trends. I can unleash a storm of science. I will lead the entire world to the pinnacle of science. I am the God of Science."
Professor: "Could you stop bragging? How old are you? Even I can't lead the scientific trends!"
Then he invents the steam engine, and the whole world goes wild.
Countless world powers weep and wail, begging him to give them a steam engine.
Because a steam engine can rule the boundless oceans, and even take to the skies...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
How did you make a TV without machinery? A TV has circuit boards, electronic components, and a display. Without machines, is it possible to make it by hand?
We already have televisions, but not steam engines? If you have electricity, you still need steam from wool? Isn't this a society of reverse development? The more it develops, the closer it gets to primitive society?
Writing a book is a waste of time. We already have televisions, but we haven't built an engine yet.
There are a bunch of ** downstairs. Are steam engines related to electricity? Go and read the history of machinery for yourself, but you still criticize other authors because they don't even understand the principle of magnetism generating electricity!
If you want to write something like this, you need to have a brain. There is television but there is no steam engine.
Did I Love Inventions exist in the seventeenth century?
Already have a generator but no engine?
I already have a TV and miscellaneous things, but I don't even have a car. The engine is funny.
If you have a TV, you still need a steam engine
I'm sick of my brain. There are still steam engines these days.