[Transmigration + Industrial Revolution + firing-squad tactics + decisive and ruthless + imperial conquest]
Transmigrate to the Holy Roman Empire and become the useless outcast of your family? Berengar gazed at this dark, ignorant Middle Ages, the corners of his mouth curling upward.
Those noble knights wear plate armor and are impervious to blades and bullets? Come on, try my brand-new rifled flintlock. Beyond seven paces, my gun is faster. Within seven paces, it is both accurate and fast!
The Church claims divine authority is supreme? Sorry, caliber is justice, and whatever lies within range is the truth! My 12-pounder Napoleon cannons will deal with anyone who dares disagree!
A neighboring duke commands a hundred thousand heavy cavalry? Looking at row upon row of mounted Maxim machine guns (in the later stages), Berengar sighed. “My lord, times have changed!”
Starting with a tiny barony, he forges steel, builds guns, lays roads, and opens up trade. If this world has no light, then he will use steel and fire to forge the one and only empire on which the sun never sets!
Do you think this is correct? It is a scarce resource that most territories cannot get. As for steel? It is a luxury item among luxury goods, usually only used to make swords or armors for high-level nobles. This guy is actually talking about "surplus steel"? Are you going to sell the excess steel to the state to earn the price difference? This is too ambitious. He wants to use the family's rich mineral resources to directly push this territory into the industrial age! Although it will take several years, Ludwig believes that as long as he follows this kid, he will be able to see the arrival of that era in his lifetime.
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At this point in the article, I actually had an idea. Anyway, I have to fight the church in the end, so I might as well find a way to draw Jessie Yang to me. In my impression, Bohemia and Germany are not particularly far apart.
To be honest, I have seen many articles written without AI, but his is the best I have ever seen. The plot is smooth, the subject matter is novel, and it doesn't look boring. The hard core of farming and the daily emotional lines are intertwined, making it very interesting to watch. Although there are some minor flaws in some sentences. But overall better than many handwritten ones.
This book is voluminous
The character and story of Linde are a bit toxic to me personally. I cannot accept it personally, and I am not targeting it. In an environment where AI is rampant like Tomato, this is great, come on