At the end of the Tang Dynasty, during the three years of Zhonghe, the world was in chaos. Tian Feilong, a reborn top industrial engineer in the 21st century, started from a dying refugee and single-handedly set off an industrial craze. Saltworks, cement, machine tools, muskets, and steam engines came out one after another. Agriculture was subverted with chemical fertilizers, knowledge monopoly was broken with education, and machine guns and tanks were used to reduce the dimensionality of cold weapons. He was not afraid of clans or feudal lords. With industry as the cornerstone and force as the backing, he swept across the world and an unprecedented super industrial empire emerged.
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Alas, it's hard to describe in one sentence. The front is like an outline, but the back is a bit more concrete. But it feels like everything is conjured out of thin air. What's even more disgusting in the end is that the reason for not attacking the city is for hundreds of thousands of people, and then it is written that all the people in the city are almost dead and you are still sieging.
Alas, it's hard to describe in one sentence. The front is like an outline, but the back is a bit more concrete. But it feels like everything is conjured out of thin air. What's even more disgusting in the end is that the reason for not attacking the city is for hundreds of thousands of people, and then it is written that all the people in the city are almost dead and you are still sieging.