Li Sui, a doctor of modern materials science and engineering, accidentally traveled to the fictional ancient world "Yuzhou" where war was raging and people were in dire straits. Faced with the cruel reality of starving people and primitive technology, he was shocked to find that the underlying principles of many core technologies that promoted the leap of human civilization were surprisingly simple - many of them revolved around "boiling water" and its derived energy conversion. Using scientific thinking and engineering practice capabilities that transcend the times, Li Sui is determined to start from scratch, starting from "boiling water", to light up the science and technology tree, improve people's livelihood, and end the troubled times.
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It's a bit exaggerated. The words are like muffled thunder, the penetrating power of a low growl, and your metaphorical methods make it seem like you can't achieve the effect you want even if you don't feel like you can't shout it out. The thunderous footsteps looked too awkward.
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This is the most difficult book about survival that I have read in the past few years. It is well written and starts everything from scratch. It is like surviving on a desert island. It is not bad.
It's a bit exaggerated. The words are like muffled thunder, the penetrating power of a low growl, and your metaphorical methods make it seem like you can't achieve the effect you want even if you don't feel like you can't shout it out. The thunderous footsteps looked too awkward.
Nice take a look
This is the most difficult book about survival that I have read in the past few years. It is well written and starts everything from scratch. It is like surviving on a desert island. It is not bad.
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