A Game Invades Another World, and I Take in the Empress from the Start

[Farming, raising an army, battleships and mechs VS swords and magic, war, game-style leveling, God of Machines]

After grinding for thirty thousand hours, Jiang He finally built a Titan-class mothership, claimed first place across the entire server in the game Mechanical Crisis, and conquered the whole galaxy.

Then an accident sent him, game and all, to a magical alternate world.

Here, there are hundred-meter-tall monsters, swordsmen who can blow up tanks with a single strike, and mages who can trigger nuclear explosions with a casual wave of the hand.

But Jiang He only needs to raise troops and kill enemies to upgrade his base, unlock ever more powerful machines, and increase the speed at which he can churn out troops.

In the eyes of humanity, he is the God of Machines.

In the eyes of his enemies, he is calamity incarnate.

Goblin blessing-spears can fly eight hundred meters? My heavy sniper units will give you another five hundred.

Dwarven boar riders are unstoppable once they charge? Why not test that against my alloy heavy tanks?

Monsters rampaging through cities? Jiang He simply deploys his own assault mech and cuts them down.

Energy shields, plasma cannons, annihilation blades.

As he continues to level up, all kinds of powerful technologies emerge.

When the Demon King descends and the demonic tide blankets the land, a new sun rises in the sky.