[War + strategy + magic vs technology + no heroine + low magic + group portrait]
On the day he ascended the throne, he suffered a disaster. Chamberlain, a liberal arts student, accidentally traveled through time and became the emperor of the magic empire Eldrian. The coronation ceremony was in full swing, but the sky was torn apart by a group of P-51 bombers from the island nation "Empire of the Rising Sun".
The aerial bomb dropped by the giant steel bird shattered the dome of the Millennium Temple and shattered the new emperor's dream.
At the same time, Poster Harbor was bathed in false peace until the steel fleet outside the visual range fired a cannon of destruction.
The 406mm cannonballs of the Iowa-class battleships were like the hammer of the gods, instantly obliterating the ancient fortress, burning the mage tower, and the empire's proud navy sank like a toy.
The port turned into a hell on earth within a few hours, falling under the cold rising sun flag.
Two disasters hit the core of the empire on the same day.
Chamberlain, stained with blood and wearing a broken crown, sat in the palace where the aftershocks were still lingering.
The mystery of the "airplane" that just shattered his coronation ceremony remains unsolved, and the sad news of the fall of Poster Port, the gateway to the east coast, and the exhaustion of the empire's elite has torn the court apart.
Facing the internal turmoil and the unknown industrial power beyond magic, this bewildered liberal arts student must rely on the political wisdom of another world to face another time traveler on the ruins of civilization with the body of a weak magic empire - the ruthless tyrant Fujiichi Gen who advocates the supremacy of technology and his World War II Legion armed to the teeth.
The fate of the empire hangs on a thread. Chamberlain's first order was thrown in the bloody dusk - blowing the clarion call for the ancient civilization to resist the torrent of steel.
Reader comments
Yes, it satisfies my imagination of two time travelers fighting against each other and being evenly matched. Just don't collapse later.
I can only say that it is a neutral review. The war game is well described, but it still adheres to a set of noble technical concepts. It can support a magic shield, so why can't it support a wind deflection shield? Why can't Tufa wrap himself in soil and hide in the ground? Earth magic + wood magic, wood attribute magic acts as reinforcement for the earth wall. Ice + wood can also form thick armor, which can even withstand the bombardment of the battleship's main gun. As long as there is an established group of mid-to-high-level magicians, it is not a dream to completely hold back the opponent's main force. With mages in units of tens of thousands, I can only say that it can sweep through the rising sun and the air force, teach civilians earth, and wood magic to assist in repairing the defense line. Without a huge artillery cluster, it can break through this👍
How can this protagonist win? The opposing country not only has science, but also scientific analysis of magic. It also uses a policy of assimilation rather than enslavement in the defeated lands. With the nobles in the Middle Ages, the people of the defeated lands may live a better life than before and prefer that technological empire. To be honest, if I were a civilian in the Magic Empire, I would definitely want to go to the Technology Empire because of the incredible exploitation in the Middle Ages [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Magic and technology, whoever can adapt to each other first will be the final winner.
Feudal socialism and deformed capitalist militarism each have their own disadvantages and shortcomings.
I hope the author will update three times a day, I want to see the ending as soon as possible!
(ง •̀_•́)งCome on
(ง •̀_•́)งCome on
(ง •̀_•́)งCome on
The damage of this spell is surprisingly low. This fireball is like a firework.
The author is a bit too low on spells and improves thermal weapons. The thermal weapons in the plot should be at the level of World War II. You have not written about mineral resources such as petroleum. The thermal weapons in your plot are not driven by magic crystals, so there must be mineral resources such as petroleum.
And there are no air tankers. With the map area in the plot, the plane can't blow up that far. This plane can't just find a place and take off.
As a new author, the overall performance is very good. From the front, the protagonist should be a college student. From the current point of view, whether it is the selection of materials, writing style or background explanation, I feel that it is pretty good. If I work hard, I can get a wave of recommendations when I review the 200,000-word book.
Next, I will talk about my personal feelings. One thing I am not satisfied with is that the protagonist's mentality changes too quickly, completely beyond my expectations. Even an experienced military strategist or politician will appear panicked and at a loss at first due to the change in environment and identity. I originally thought that the protagonist would wake up after one or two defeats or when he is truly connected to the country due to something. I didn't expect that he would change after the first raid. Look at the psychological description. There is a feeling that normal people should be like this and a little cowardly. The transformation is just a few sentences. Without establishing the original person, there is no surprise of breaking up and standing up. I also know that if I don't change, the country may be destroyed, but it is too hasty and makes me feel that the grade is a bit low and unworthy of the topic and background. I hope the author can put more emphasis on character creation in the future, but since I am a newcomer, I will not worry about it. I will give it 5 stars first to see what happens next.
You are being matched with equally matched opponents. Jpg
It can only be said that if the other party is a slightly normal World War II-level country, the protagonist's people will have welcomed Master Wang long ago (after all, medieval magic, oppression has reached a new level). [Sinister smile]
This is the real beginning of hell. With internal and external troubles, the Qing Dynasty is still prospering compared to him.
It looks good, and I sincerely recommend it. I wonder if the author can create one or more camps to give the protagonist a breather. I feel that the villain is a bit too ambitious. With so much time to prepare, another camp can be added to give the protagonist some time to develop.
Let me comment. To put it simply, it is a story about two cheating people, one leading a technological empire and the other leading a magic empire, fighting each other.
Why are they said to be cheating?
One is that he single-handedly took on the entire industrial system and built a medieval island civilization to a technological level comparable to World War II (even a little higher than World War II, almost to the level of the Cold War). This is no longer a human being, but a superman.
The other is a super inheritance heir who possesses the heritage of a civilization of more than 15,000 years, knows all kinds of secret knowledge, and coupled with the understanding of technology from later generations who have traveled through time, can use it to create various information gaps, and has extraordinary popular support (common people ordered the scorched earth policy to burn their own fields, and many die-hard subordinates).
Although sometimes it feels outrageous, it's really fun to watch and I highly recommend it. I hope the author will update more.
In fact, low-level magic civilization has a good countermeasure against industrial civilization. As long as extraordinary figures such as magicians and swordsmen can let go of the shackles of glory and assassinate officials at all levels of industrial civilization, they can obtain the location of the top leaders of industrial civilization through methods similar to soul searching. This assassination activity can exhaust industrial civilization.
Two time-travelers, arts and science students, industrial civilization and magic civilization, the intertwining and struggle of other worlds and blue stars, as well as the changes and contradictions of social systems and human civilization, can all be seen in this book. It is worth reading. I hope you will read it.
Magic and technology, steel and flesh, who will have the last laugh in the collision of two ancient civilizations?
Hahaha, war! The collision of magic, iron and blood! It is an indiscriminate war between nations! It's a life-and-death showdown! It's even more of an ideological confrontation! Come, gentlemen, come and admire our ideology and the little hairy guy opposite, and how we crushed it!
The writing is okay, but there is a problem with the magic framework. Using low magic to compete with modern technology is really a good point and quite passionate. However, some places are not clearly written.
A good subject depends on the improvement of writing skills
There is nothing else to say about this kind of subject matter, as long as the author keeps updating it.
Awesome. If the author continues this momentum, it will definitely be a masterpiece if it doesn't end badly.
Guys, don't give up. With this subject matter, as long as the follow-up doesn't collapse, it will definitely be a masterpiece. Come on
This book does very well. If it becomes popular in the future, I will be the veteran and hope that the author will not suddenly stop updating or end it directly. Don't die young.
Well written, but it's a pity that no one reads it
Very nice looking.
Looking forward to what the world will be like after the finale
The struggle between the two nations is cruel
There is also a huge gap between the population and the number of industries. Rising Sun's output is ridiculously high. It is the output of small America. The 2 billion land area here in Chamberlain is too large to be imagined.
Very creative, good
Well written. But it would be nice if the protagonist could use less props that have no plot foreshadowing. Props are allowed, but at least the origin must be explained to the reader. [Sending Hearts]
The writing is particularly good, and the protagonist's actions are very powerful. This is the first time I have seen this kind of article, and it is very enjoyable to read. It is very refreshing for me.
The rhythm is so tight that I dare not breathe, and the pressure of war is chasing everyone in the world crazily. Great potential
The author's first book supports [eating melon]
It looks good, this style is very novel (o((*^▽^*))o
Good, great good, if it becomes popular, I will be considered an old man.
Yes, it satisfies my imagination of two time travelers fighting against each other and being evenly matched. Just don't collapse later.
I can only say that it is a neutral review. The war game is well described, but it still adheres to a set of noble technical concepts. It can support a magic shield, so why can't it support a wind deflection shield? Why can't Tufa wrap himself in soil and hide in the ground? Earth magic + wood magic, wood attribute magic acts as reinforcement for the earth wall. Ice + wood can also form thick armor, which can even withstand the bombardment of the battleship's main gun. As long as there is an established group of mid-to-high-level magicians, it is not a dream to completely hold back the opponent's main force. With mages in units of tens of thousands, I can only say that it can sweep through the rising sun and the air force, teach civilians earth, and wood magic to assist in repairing the defense line. Without a huge artillery cluster, it can break through this👍
How can this protagonist win? The opposing country not only has science, but also scientific analysis of magic. It also uses a policy of assimilation rather than enslavement in the defeated lands. With the nobles in the Middle Ages, the people of the defeated lands may live a better life than before and prefer that technological empire. To be honest, if I were a civilian in the Magic Empire, I would definitely want to go to the Technology Empire because of the incredible exploitation in the Middle Ages [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Magic and technology, whoever can adapt to each other first will be the final winner. Feudal socialism and deformed capitalist militarism each have their own disadvantages and shortcomings. I hope the author will update three times a day, I want to see the ending as soon as possible! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on (ง •̀_•́)งCome on (ง •̀_•́)งCome on
The damage of this spell is surprisingly low. This fireball is like a firework. The author is a bit too low on spells and improves thermal weapons. The thermal weapons in the plot should be at the level of World War II. You have not written about mineral resources such as petroleum. The thermal weapons in your plot are not driven by magic crystals, so there must be mineral resources such as petroleum. And there are no air tankers. With the map area in the plot, the plane can't blow up that far. This plane can't just find a place and take off.
As a new author, the overall performance is very good. From the front, the protagonist should be a college student. From the current point of view, whether it is the selection of materials, writing style or background explanation, I feel that it is pretty good. If I work hard, I can get a wave of recommendations when I review the 200,000-word book. Next, I will talk about my personal feelings. One thing I am not satisfied with is that the protagonist's mentality changes too quickly, completely beyond my expectations. Even an experienced military strategist or politician will appear panicked and at a loss at first due to the change in environment and identity. I originally thought that the protagonist would wake up after one or two defeats or when he is truly connected to the country due to something. I didn't expect that he would change after the first raid. Look at the psychological description. There is a feeling that normal people should be like this and a little cowardly. The transformation is just a few sentences. Without establishing the original person, there is no surprise of breaking up and standing up. I also know that if I don't change, the country may be destroyed, but it is too hasty and makes me feel that the grade is a bit low and unworthy of the topic and background. I hope the author can put more emphasis on character creation in the future, but since I am a newcomer, I will not worry about it. I will give it 5 stars first to see what happens next.
You are being matched with equally matched opponents. Jpg It can only be said that if the other party is a slightly normal World War II-level country, the protagonist's people will have welcomed Master Wang long ago (after all, medieval magic, oppression has reached a new level). [Sinister smile]
This is the real beginning of hell. With internal and external troubles, the Qing Dynasty is still prospering compared to him.
It looks good, and I sincerely recommend it. I wonder if the author can create one or more camps to give the protagonist a breather. I feel that the villain is a bit too ambitious. With so much time to prepare, another camp can be added to give the protagonist some time to develop.
Let me comment. To put it simply, it is a story about two cheating people, one leading a technological empire and the other leading a magic empire, fighting each other. Why are they said to be cheating? One is that he single-handedly took on the entire industrial system and built a medieval island civilization to a technological level comparable to World War II (even a little higher than World War II, almost to the level of the Cold War). This is no longer a human being, but a superman. The other is a super inheritance heir who possesses the heritage of a civilization of more than 15,000 years, knows all kinds of secret knowledge, and coupled with the understanding of technology from later generations who have traveled through time, can use it to create various information gaps, and has extraordinary popular support (common people ordered the scorched earth policy to burn their own fields, and many die-hard subordinates). Although sometimes it feels outrageous, it's really fun to watch and I highly recommend it. I hope the author will update more.
In fact, low-level magic civilization has a good countermeasure against industrial civilization. As long as extraordinary figures such as magicians and swordsmen can let go of the shackles of glory and assassinate officials at all levels of industrial civilization, they can obtain the location of the top leaders of industrial civilization through methods similar to soul searching. This assassination activity can exhaust industrial civilization.
Two time-travelers, arts and science students, industrial civilization and magic civilization, the intertwining and struggle of other worlds and blue stars, as well as the changes and contradictions of social systems and human civilization, can all be seen in this book. It is worth reading. I hope you will read it.
Magic and technology, steel and flesh, who will have the last laugh in the collision of two ancient civilizations?
Hahaha, war! The collision of magic, iron and blood! It is an indiscriminate war between nations! It's a life-and-death showdown! It's even more of an ideological confrontation! Come, gentlemen, come and admire our ideology and the little hairy guy opposite, and how we crushed it!
The writing is okay, but there is a problem with the magic framework. Using low magic to compete with modern technology is really a good point and quite passionate. However, some places are not clearly written.
A good subject depends on the improvement of writing skills There is nothing else to say about this kind of subject matter, as long as the author keeps updating it.
Awesome. If the author continues this momentum, it will definitely be a masterpiece if it doesn't end badly. Guys, don't give up. With this subject matter, as long as the follow-up doesn't collapse, it will definitely be a masterpiece. Come on
This book does very well. If it becomes popular in the future, I will be the veteran and hope that the author will not suddenly stop updating or end it directly. Don't die young.
Well written, but it's a pity that no one reads it
Very nice looking.
Looking forward to what the world will be like after the finale
The struggle between the two nations is cruel There is also a huge gap between the population and the number of industries. Rising Sun's output is ridiculously high. It is the output of small America. The 2 billion land area here in Chamberlain is too large to be imagined.
Very creative, good
Well written. But it would be nice if the protagonist could use less props that have no plot foreshadowing. Props are allowed, but at least the origin must be explained to the reader. [Sending Hearts]
The writing is particularly good, and the protagonist's actions are very powerful. This is the first time I have seen this kind of article, and it is very enjoyable to read. It is very refreshing for me.
The rhythm is so tight that I dare not breathe, and the pressure of war is chasing everyone in the world crazily. Great potential
The author's first book supports [eating melon]
It looks good, this style is very novel (o((*^▽^*))o
Good, great good, if it becomes popular, I will be considered an old man.
Come on, the author is great