The game house Jiangyu stayed up late playing "Dyson Sphere Project", and when he woke up, he was transported to a mountain village in Anhui in the late Yuan Dynasty in 1350, and became Jiang Xiaoyu, who was suffering from hunger and cold.
Before he could finish scolding this old-fashioned plot, a more outrageous "Dyson Sphere System" was bound: the ultimate goal was to build a Dyson Sphere around a star, and the novice's task was... To cut down forty trees.
The reward is quite tempting - the industrial mecha "Icarus".
Jiang Yu was ecstatic: "Gundam! Interstellar tank! I want..."
Then he looked at the palm-sized, cute and power-hungry little iron bump in front of him, and his defense was completely broken.
What's even more confusing is that this mecha comes with all the MODs in the game and can create all things - but the knives it creates are only as big as toothpicks, and the coal it stores turns into sesame balls.
Jiang Yu: "What do I need this thing for?"
System: "Please complete the 'primary coal-fired energy supply' task first."
As a result, a modern social animal who just wanted to dig coal to generate electricity and roll production lines by hand was forced to start his career as an enchanted hatchet. He also used micro lasers and toothpick crossbows to perform absurd comedies in the troubled times of the late Yuan Dynasty.
I wanted to stick to infrastructure construction, but the troubled times refused to give in: bandits robbed coal, Yuan soldiers collected taxes, and Zhu Yuanzhang's generals came to borrow magic soldiers...
Jiang Yu: "I just want to build a Dyson ball quietly, why do you always come to disturb me when I open the mecha?"
Zhu Yuanzhang: "What you want is the stars and the sea, what we want is peace in the world - but we might as well do it together."
From the "tinker" in the mountain village to the "chief designer" of the Ming Dynasty, from hand-made wind turbines to planning the global energy network, Jiang Yu took Icarus and dragged the entire era towards the sea of stars.
Reader comments
It's okay, but the pig's feet are a bit reckless. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, I don't know how many times I would have died.
It's okay, but the pig's feet are a bit reckless. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, I don't know how many times I would have died.