Industrialization in Another World: Starting from Scratch

I personally don't care whether the protagonist has a harem or not. If the author has strong writing skills, then write more; if the writing skills are weak, then write less or not at all. I don't use this to threaten the author. It's a straightforward, enjoyable read; I personally found it quite enjoyable (it doesn't overshadow the protagonist, and the enemies also grow stronger).

I've read up to chapter 67 so far, and I'm laughing my head off! Karl, Reinhardt, Goodry, haha, especially Goodry paired with Blitzkrieg—it's a perfect fusion! 👍👍 It's clear the author really wanted to use full names but couldn't. The protagonist is fleshed out, cares about the people, and the army is reminiscent of German III. The political system and military style are exactly what readers love most. Plus, it's set in another world. Keep it up, author! This is one of my favorite novels! 😄

The book is generally well-rounded with few flaws. The content focuses primarily on everyday life, with some international connections. Personally, I think the only drawback is that the book is told from a personal perspective, lacking depth into the role of the state as a violent administrative machine.

Excellent! The author pays great attention to weapon details and listens to reader suggestions.

This is a really good book! I personally prefer reading during the day and listening to audiobooks at night. One day, I listened to the part about Sinister Territory's first contact with the Orc Empire from 11 PM until 6 AM before finally falling asleep. The author's update speed is also incredibly impressive. Cat is a great author, and I recommend everyone continue reading. Also, thank you Cat for awakening my fetish for snakes! Arigato! 😏

Hopefully, once the protagonist can become more stable and his situation stabilizes, a major purge will be launched immediately to eliminate all unfavorable factors. This book constantly oscillates between Western fantasy with Chinese elements and light novel style, as well as isekai (another world) conquest, making it difficult to establish a clear sense of immersion.

It was alright to watch. Strengths: The overall concept is good, there's a lot of text, both the main characters and the opposing characters are intelligent, there's a moderate amount of foreshadowing, it's clear there's an outline, and it has its own writing style.

For someone like me who enjoys developing industry in other worlds, this book is definitely worth reading. Moreover, it doesn't just rigidly focus on industry; it combines industry with magic. In conclusion, this book doesn't sound too rigid at this point, so I still highly recommend it.

The premise is good, and the content is decent, but to be honest, the women in the beginning are a bit inexplicable [what?]. However, the author definitely has ideas, so I'd still recommend it. It's a little toxic at the beginning, but it's okay if you keep reading. 🤭

While the writing is excellent, some details still need improvement. The political and military aspects are very detailed and well-done; the author is very good, and you can feel their progress and refinement while reading. Your writing is already very good; keep up the good work!