Life in Another World: Magic, Industry, and Revolution

In fact, it's okay, but it's too idealistic and too smooth. The promulgation of the law was very smooth, and the people accepted it very quickly. They accepted it on the same day. It was not very common sense, and there was no numbness that had been passed down for hundreds of years.

The protagonist has a strong learning ability and is always doing things. The construction line is solid, the writing is delicate, and the NPC characterization is okay. The development is slow and the novice village has not been released yet, but there is a god pendant which is quite interesting and comfortable to watch. I look forward to the follow-up development.

So far it's pretty good, but the pace is a bit slow (after all, it doesn't matter if the pace of the farming novel is slower). Although it's the first time the author has written it, I have a hard time criticizing it at the beginning, but the story behind it becomes more and more interesting.

It's okay, but this world is a medium-high magic world. It's not possible to rely solely on magic revolution, and the local magic revolution is also of a higher level. If you want to really achieve your goal, you have to cheat or rely on over-standard gadgets, or you can train corresponding high-level magicians to confront magicians from other countries.

The protagonist is very down-to-earth and pretty good-looking

Unbelievable, there is also a classic orc 🌟hard work session later, isn't this taking the initiative to dig a hole for yourself🤣

Drive low and go high, highly recommended🧐👌 🤔Somewhat interesting³√

This is a good book worth reading carefully

It looks great, the writing, plot, and character creation are well grasped. And I like to watch the part of liberating the world. I look forward to the release of the old nobles.