
Starting an Industrial Revolution in a Parallel World
在平行世界开启工业革命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 7
Any Reborn Industrial Novels? About Machine Tools, Like Great Power Heavy Industry
Any World War II Novels About Starting an Industrial Revolution? No System, Please
An Empire Sweeps Away Rebels Through War. Slaughter Brings Peace, and Wealth Ushers in a Golden Age
I want to read books like My Empire’s Great Powers Turned Out to Be Me. Stories where the protagonist leads a rebellion and becomes emperor, or becomes emperor and reforms the country.
Warlords of Republican-Era China and Their Alluring Concubines
Looking for books like Republic of China: Who Needs Concubines? A Warlord Gets Stronger by Spending Money.
Mass-Producing Troops With No Resource Cost and Unlimited Numbers, So Over-the-Top It’s Fun
I once read a story where the protagonist's System could analyze living creatures by seeing and touching them. Afterward, he could summon troops without limit and farm items endlessly, transmigrating across different worlds. In Jurassic World, he analyzed a Tyrannosaurus rex, and the summoned creatures filled a radius of over a thousand meters. I cannot find it anymore. Please help.
Any System Stories About Transmigrating Into Various World War II Battles?
The protagonist transmigrates onto one battlefield after another to complete missions.
Any Lord-Building Novels with Armies Raised by the Millions?
Looking for books similar to The Age of Lords: Unlimited Recruitment.
Reader comments 2
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The plot is good, the description of the war is reasonable, and it is not as mindless as the system novel. This kind of novel has foreshadowing, and it's really fun to read later.
Everyone can look back and save some manuscripts. Later, when the world view is improved, I will write more and make better appointments. One hundred thousand words later, the Eight-Nation Allied Forces attacked Nanjing. Beifu turned the tide and launched a war of annihilation with the Eight-Nation Allied Forces in the south of the Yangtze River. After that, the defense battle of Beijing started in Beijing. Zhang Fengmian in the Northeast gave up the Northeast and took the opportunity to break through Shanhaiguan. Japan saw this opportunity and also set its target in the north, landing on the Bohai Sea with Zhongshan. Three states and two states in the north are caught in the flames of war, and the power of Beifu's militarism line is fully demonstrated.