Huh, Did Everything the Lord Promised Actually Come True?

[Industrial Western fantasy + female protagonist + military + farming + slow burn + no System]

After transmigrating to another world, the daughter of an earl thought she'd landed the perfect start. Turns out she's been stuck cleaning up someone else's mess!

Bandits are causing trouble within her lands, an allied orc army threatens from outside, and she's been forced to sign a draconian treaty that wipes out all stability in her territory.

"Never mind the fact that there's a machine shop and Maxim guns in the territory. How did the allied army manage to dismantle the entire factory?!

And, most importantly, I didn't inherit the original owner's memories!"

Gracia takes it all in stride. And then…

"Raise investment, recruit people, and sell the same pitch twice!"

"South first, then north. Secure the north, pacify the south!"

"Starting from scratch is fine. I thrive against the odds!"

First crush the bandits, then conquer the orcs. After defeating the allied army, settle your affairs ();

No! March south to save the emperor! Stage the Chenqiao Mutiny! Launch the Feng Tian Jing Nan campaign! Unite the realm!

(The heroine is a countess in name only at first, formally takes the title later, and eventually becomes queen and is crowned empress, so this description is perfectly accurate.)

(There is magic and there are fantasy creatures, but the focus is on war and farming. It might get a little grim, but not much.)

(The industrialized other-world setting might be a bit chaotic, but it's still a satisfying read.)

This novel is also known as Industrial Western Fantasy: From Down-and-Out Lord to Emperor. A story about a little lord saving her country, now beginning in grand style!