Traveling through the Three Kingdoms, I, Ace, led people to become Zhuge Liang's top secret aides.
While others are still fighting with cold weapons, I have taken Mr. Wolong to fill up the industrial technology tree!
Starting from improving iron smelting and steelmaking, building machine tools and workshops, laying the foundation of industry;
Build a steam engine, raise a steam army, and let the armored train run over the Central Plains;
Turn on the electricity, open the electrical era, and use radio to control the overall battlefield;
The world is divided into three parts internally, and the barbarians from all directions are on the outside. Using the black technology that is soaring all the way, they lead the Shu Han to sweep across the world!
When Cao Wei's cavalry collided with steam tanks, and when Soochow's navy faced steel battleships, the entire Three Kingdoms trembled for this advanced industrial civilization!
Reader comments
The author will update faster and faster, there is not enough to read!
I really found a treasure when I read this book! I have read not a hundred but also eighty books on Three Kingdoms time travel. This is the only one that I stayed up late at night to catch up on and read back over and over again. It completely touched all the points of joy and tears for me!
In the past, I always felt frustrated when reading the Three Kingdoms novels. Either the protagonist was ridiculously good at playing gold, and Prime Minister Zhuge was written like a tool man who had never seen the world; But this one is really completely different!
What struck me the most was the respect that went in both directions - the prime minister's wisdom, structure, and dedication were all online. What the Kochi group was trying to make up for was precisely the shortcomings in industry, energy, and medical care that could not be overcome in that era. There is no black technology that pops up out of thin air. Even the limitations of Han Dynasty craftsmanship, the shortcomings of materials, and the obstruction of the court nobles are clearly written. The Industrial Party is really satisfied with reading this book!
It's cool and not embarrassing at all. It's not a slap in the face based on the villain's outsmarting, but a real technical breakthrough. Every time a technology was implemented, it hit the critical point of the Northern Expedition. It felt so natural and refreshing.
What's even more rare is that it is not a cold pile of technology, but is full of empathy for that era. What they built was not just a machine, but a way of survival for the common people in troubled times, and a real possibility for the ideal of reviving the Han Dynasty to be realized.
The pacing is also excellent, the word count is not impressive, and all the foreshadowings are included. If you like the Three Kingdoms, like solid industrial and cool writing, and want to see the prime minister truly realize his dream, don't miss it!
The author will update faster and faster, there is not enough to read! I really found a treasure when I read this book! I have read not a hundred but also eighty books on Three Kingdoms time travel. This is the only one that I stayed up late at night to catch up on and read back over and over again. It completely touched all the points of joy and tears for me! In the past, I always felt frustrated when reading the Three Kingdoms novels. Either the protagonist was ridiculously good at playing gold, and Prime Minister Zhuge was written like a tool man who had never seen the world; But this one is really completely different! What struck me the most was the respect that went in both directions - the prime minister's wisdom, structure, and dedication were all online. What the Kochi group was trying to make up for was precisely the shortcomings in industry, energy, and medical care that could not be overcome in that era. There is no black technology that pops up out of thin air. Even the limitations of Han Dynasty craftsmanship, the shortcomings of materials, and the obstruction of the court nobles are clearly written. The Industrial Party is really satisfied with reading this book! It's cool and not embarrassing at all. It's not a slap in the face based on the villain's outsmarting, but a real technical breakthrough. Every time a technology was implemented, it hit the critical point of the Northern Expedition. It felt so natural and refreshing. What's even more rare is that it is not a cold pile of technology, but is full of empathy for that era. What they built was not just a machine, but a way of survival for the common people in troubled times, and a real possibility for the ideal of reviving the Han Dynasty to be realized. The pacing is also excellent, the word count is not impressive, and all the foreshadowings are included. If you like the Three Kingdoms, like solid industrial and cool writing, and want to see the prime minister truly realize his dream, don't miss it!