Time Travel: I Am the Chief Engineer of Australia

[Group farming] A slow, steady, and step-by-step process of accumulation and development. The crossing group of 500 people was dumbfounded when they landed: Where is the promised rich ore river? My hometown in Australia is so poor! In order to have enough food, doctors go to the fields, professors bake bricks, and the security captain works part-time as a hunter to feed five hundred mouths. Until we made steel from ship-breaking plates and built the world's first diesel-burning excavator! Driving it on a "friendly visit" to the British landing site, I didn't expect that the flintlock bullets jingled on the bucket. The governor was frightened and fainted on the spot. The sailors knelt down and shouted to God. But the indigenous guide excitedly pointed out: "It's him! It's him! The Ultraman who came in an iron boat twenty years ago!" A relaxing and interesting group farming story, see how modern people use industrial dimensionality reduction to destroy 1788! Ps: A lot of the early stage is just foreshadowing, which is a cyclical and gradual process. I have read too many articles about group farming and cool articles. This type of subject matter requires too much foreshadowing, and I feel that the development process is boring. Not many people have read it yet. I chose this subject to write about. It's my own path. No matter how far you want to go, just take your time and persevere. Come on!