I Started an Industrial Revolution in Another World

Technology is utterly inadequate against a true god; they can simply change the rules and render your weapons useless.

If you dare to like this, I'll curse you to be transported to another world and become the most handsome human being. Your cute little sister will get a brother-complex system and constantly try to control and seduce you; the school beauty will have a crush on you and travel with you to become an empress, always plotting to rape you; you'll also get ten daily check-in systems that will constantly urge you to check in and give you rewards, driving you crazy…

This is my empire! Exactly the same!

Now, let's conduct a survey. If you're okay with the number of female characters in this book, type 1 if you think one is enough, 2 if you think two are enough, and 3 if you think more than two are enough to create a harem.

First, he bestows viscount titles upon his subordinates, then after the war, he strips them of their noble privileges. What kind of creature would do such a thing? His subordinates will surely rebel sooner or later.

Reading this kind of novel is like watching a massive, surging tide of steel; you're just making things up like a product of mergers.

The novel has been written for so long, and you're still writing?

Can a light bulb light up without electricity?

In the past, once the deed was done, the woman was yours. Now, even if you turn the rice into popcorn, it won't work! Actually, our country doesn't have a one-man-one-woman system, but rather a one-house-one-wife system. No house, no wife; multiple houses, multiple wives. I never understood why wives were called "first wife," "second wife," and "third wife" before, but now I really understand.

The story started with buying light bulbs, and after 500 chapters, there's no more electricity technology, not even light bulbs! Has it regressed, or is it collective amnesia? Interstellar civilizations can't even use engines? **** Writing mindless wish-fulfillment stories, do they treat readers like goldfish who can't remember what was written before?