[Magic vs. Industry] [Western Fantasy] [Climbing the Tech Tree] [No System]
Li Qing is baffled.
Yesterday, he was soaring through space among the stars. Today, he's transmigrated into a shabby lord in the continent of Orlantia?
He has fewer than a thousand starving subjects whose eyes gleam with hunger, while next door lurk iron-clad knights and pompous mages who toss fireballs!
Settle down and play the part of a lord? No way. Without an industrial system, he'll be obsolete in no time!
Rely on farming? That'll take forever! Rely on magic? He has no talent for it! Rely on the nobles' conscience? He might as well expect a sow to climb a tree!
Li Qing slaps his thigh. "Let's get this Industrial Revolution going!"
But the first fortune of industrialization is forged in blood and fire!
While the heavily armored knights of Lingfeng City are still charging with their "thousand-year kill" and the mages of Fulan City are chanting with elegant poise, the assembly lines of Qinggu City are already roaring!
The "Territorial Surveyor" is deployed! Flintlock rifles are issued!
A magical shield? Blow right through it! A knight's charge? Give them the Maxim-Browning doctrine!
My lord, times really have changed!
The brilliance of magic is no match for a flood of steel!
The nobles' arrogance crumbles beneath the roar of machine tools!
The power of the Chosen is blotted out by the black smoke of steam engines!
This is the story of a young man who takes flight with machines, crushing feudal shackles with gears and boilers and reshaping the world order with assembly lines and standardization!
When the range of cannons covers the truth, even magic has to make way for industry!
Also known as: Mechanical Lord: From Firearms to the Industrial Revolution
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It's so good. The author is quick to update it. It's not enough. I finished it in one go.
A good book is a good book, but the author seems to have wandered off. 🤦
I hope the author can continue to maintain [smile][smile][smile][smile]
It's so good, I finished reading it in one sitting
Not bad, give me some encouragement
Okay, I wrote about the crushing of industry.