[Some content is not Western fantasy] [The protagonist has a love interest] [Goofy] [Mostly slice of life] [Light ensemble cast] [Magic World + A Touch of Another World] [19th-century and medieval architecture] [Noble Magic Academy] [For readers of both male- and female-oriented fiction]
I woke up in the morning, hey~ Guess what? I woke up, and I’d transmigrated.
A brother and sister watched an anime about a Western fantasy world during class. One moment, they were marveling at how wonderful the world in the anime was. The next, they nodded off.
But when they woke up, they’d become babies and transmigrated into a magical world. Everyone here had magic, though its strength and attributes varied from person to person.
The two little ones were born into a noble family. Their home was happy, their parents doted on them, and they grew up alongside a few other noble children.
They were only one year old when they arrived, and so began their new lives.
“Hey, sis!”
“Yeah?”
“Don’t you think I look especially like Sasuke today?”
“Dumbass.”
The essence of the author's point of view is still based on a technical perspective, but it has changed to a more detailed technical perspective. The more I look at it, the more I feel that the industrial revolution is an economic matter, that is, technology is directional on a macro level, and it is social and economic needs that drive the development of science and technology, rather than intuitively seeing science and technology leading social progress. Without the traction and incubation of effective demand, even if black technology is discovered, it will be shelved. For example, in the ancient Greek era, there were many discoveries that transcended or were ahead of the times. The steam ball (steam power) was invented 2,000 years ago, and the accurate radius and circumference of the earth could be measured. Europe began its agricultural revolution in the 10th to 12th centuries (stepping out of the comfort zone of the Mediterranean climate and impact valley plains, and developed the swamp grasslands of the Atlantic monsoon belt), followed by the Black Death in the 14th and 15th centuries, so that the dividends brought by the European agricultural revolution were not swallowed up by the natural growth of the population (the Black Death was not like war, it only destroyed people, not the means of production and accumulated wealth and technology). Combined with Europe's fragmented zz environment, Europe's labor costs and wages can be maintained at a high level for a long time, allowing more efficient machinery. Cheaper power has economic value. After that, new shipping routes were discovered, and 1/3-1/2 of the earth's wealth continued to gather in a corner of Western Europe, allowing Europe to completely embark on a positive cycle of demand-driven technology, and a technological generation gap began to appear with other major agricultural civilizations. At this time, the subsequent industrial revolution was only a matter of time. But the most important thing is that through these, humans realized for the first time that technology can be obtained through conscious demand incubation, and that technological progress has inherent laws to follow.
I'm halfway through the movie and let me tell you my opinion. The characters in the first few chapters are not full of characters. It seems like there are two protagonists, but in fact they are basically all Yue Ming's scenes. But after meeting Master Shen later, Yue Qing gradually became fuller. The author used emotional lines to write Yue Qing fuller, and then each played half the role. However, there is a supporting role in it that is quite interesting. After watching it, you should know who I am talking about, but some supporting characters are still not full and too marginal. Let's talk about the fighting. The fighting is relatively smooth, the atmosphere in some places is well rendered, and there is a lot of magic. In terms of plot, the plot aspect is one of my favorite parts. It was boring at the beginning (in my opinion) but it stopped being boring after the first villain appeared. Then it was one story after another, connected very smoothly and not boring anymore. (Personal opinion, please refer with caution)
This novel features brother and sister as the protagonists, but as I watched, my eyes were gradually attracted to another person, and yes, it was you, Han Yu. His every action, every sentence... Oh my God, if abstraction can be measured, it must be Han Yu (by the way, I feel that at least one of my friends around me is as abstract as Han Yu.) There is also a girl named Ye in the protagonist group. She can be regarded as a relatively normal person in the group. The behavior is also very elegant. She is also one of my favorite characters. In the dance chapter, it seems that the author deliberately brought her and Han Yu together, expecting a wave. Of course, the description of the protagonist's sister is also very good! Every smile shows the cuteness that belongs to my sister. Alas, there is no need to say more about my love. The description of the character Master Shen and Yue Qing also makes the book slowly feel like a general love. Is it a campus love? It's great. Of course, there are also many marginalized characters in the book, so it depends on how the author writes them. The conversation between the two brothers Han Yu and Bai in the latest chapter makes people start to look forward to the boy who longs for a ray of light in the darkness, and his light is his brother. Hey, the atmosphere is starting to get weird [laughing] Anyway, the author will update it quickly, otherwise hehe...
I guess you're a newbie. You've done quite well so far. There's not much to say in Tomato. You can't be at the bottom in comparison. After all, some people haven't logged in yet, so they won't log in after a few posts.
Author, your plot, world view, and the framework of the entire world are very well written. I am looking forward to your follow-up [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart][sending heart]😘🥰
It's a very novel and interesting article. Please write it faster. I want to read it. I am a student. I hope I can have ten chapters after a week. I would like to trouble the author to update two chapters a day. When I think about it, I feel disgusted. Why did I encounter this book at this time? It has just been opened. Who knows the pain of this one? I understand! I had been so unlucky before, and I was numb after catching up.