The Way of Steel and Fire: Three Hundred Years of Change

It seems pretty good so far, and some of the knowledge is written more seriously. I rarely see the combination of immortality and technology. Most of what I read is about the Western fantasy world that uses science and technology, and then starts the red revolution. This is the first time for this kind of fairy tale. I hope it won't stop updating. Let me talk about my views on the extraordinary world. For ordinary people, life in the extraordinary world will be more miserable. There are warriors, monks, and others. As time goes by, the land is concentrated in a small number of places. In the hands of others, the exploitation will become more and more serious. In this extraordinary world, one person with extraordinary strength can kill hundreds of people to resist. If there is no need to be so afraid of rebellion, Bo will learn to be more explicit and cruel, and the early sects can thrive. In the later stages, the immortal cultivating family monopolizes most of the resources, and the children of the elders become elders. Ordinary disciples are cannon fodder to them, and they squeeze the disciples for more benefits.