You Were Told to Investiture the Gods, Not Start an Industrial Revolution

Jiang Ziya's Industrial Revolution: Turning the Fengshen List into a KPI assessment table The most cruel thing about this book is that it takes metaphysics off the altar and uses mathematical formulas and engineering drawings to "canonize" it again. When others wear Jiang Ziya, they either have to do fortune-telling and fishing, or they just wait for Yuanshi Tianzun to draw the pie. This guy is not the best. He was forced to divorce by his 72-year-old wife at the beginning, and then he got a "compensation agreement" and allowed Ma to leave the house - this is not a god, it is clearly a layoff site for a major Internet company. The setting of the "worker beating system" is a stroke of genius: setting the performance of gods, putting monsters on the assembly line, and using psychic cannons to achieve saturation coverage... When the Shijue Formation becomes a high-voltage insulation test site, and the Jiuqu Yellow River Formation needs to be powered off before entering the site, it is difficult for readers not to admire it: it turns out that the essence of the Catastrophe of the Gods is a "technical poverty alleviation" that spans three thousand years. What's even more interesting is that this is not brainless "technological cultivation." The author uses the paranoia of an engineering student to solve the rules of the world of immortality as a physics problem: Tianjue Formation? Calculate the dielectric constant first. Earthly Formation? Try a geothermal cycle. This way of thinking of converting life and death crises into scientific research resources brings a higher level of pleasure than upgrading combat power - IQ crushing is always the most hard-core cheat. Of course, the work is not without its hidden dangers. When the Star Destroyer stood at the gate of Biyou Palace, the suspense of the story was almost completely crushed by the difference in technology. If there is no more sophisticated strategy or world view hedging in the future, it will be easy to fall into the monotonous cycle of "build a Gundam and you will be invincible". But the flaws do not hide the virtues. It uses serious nonsense to deconstruct our awe of myths and reshape another possibility of "canonizing gods": the so-called destiny is just an excuse when productivity is not developed enough. If you want a list of gods, give me a complete supply chain first. As a serious fan of Fengshenbang IP, I strongly recommend it to all Taoist friends and book friends, Cyber ​​Fengshen, boundless power! 👍👍👍👍👍 The Tyrant Peanut 10-hour reading book review I burst into tears after seeing the latest chapter Brothers, I take back my previous nonsense about "worrying about weakness in the later stage". In recent chapters, the author directly changed the list of gods to a "performance appraisal system." Shen Gongbao had his performance deducted for half a year because of "poor cross-department collaboration." He was so angry that he went to Tongtian Cult Leader all night to complain - but the leader was busy studying the "Assembly Line Monster Breeding Guide" given by the protagonist and had no time to pay attention to him. What's even more outrageous is that Nezha's Hun Tian Ling was used as an "industrial conveyor belt", Hot Wheels was changed into a "perpetual motion prototype", and Yuanshi Tianzun is now squatting at the door of the protagonist's workshop every day asking for "technical shares". I suspect that the author was the director of a factory in his previous life. Otherwise, how could he create a sense of deja vu in the world of immortality? Every day I chase and laugh so much that my cat is too noisy. If you haven't watched it yet, hurry up. If it's too late, I'm afraid you won't be able to keep up with the "Fairy World GDP" memes! 👉Wall Crack recommends everyone to watch "Let You Become a God, Not Let You Play the Industrial Revolution". You will laugh till you have abs and run away from home. Don't blame me for not reminding you!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐A dark horse story about the gods! Others who traveled through Jiang Ziya were honest and dedicated to the great cause of becoming a god. This book started with a direct reversal. The scene where Ma was forced to divorce made my eyes light up. The setting of using modern scientific knowledge to cultivate immortals was so novel, completely breaking away from the traditional routine of becoming a god. The rhythm of the plot is very comfortable, and the protagonist's thinking is very clear. It not only retains the background of the original characters in Fengshen, but also develops new ideas. It is only more than 200,000 words and I am getting more and more hooked. I look forward to the famous scenes in which science is used to challenge various gods. I am already locked up for more updates!

This book is one of the most interesting among Fengshen fandoms. Jiang Ziya was forced to divorce by his wife at the beginning of the game, and he reversed the operation of the compensation agreement, which was really satisfying. The system of beating workers directly turned the Tribulation of the Gods into an industrial revolution, including making steel and cement, setting KPIs for gods, and using psychic cannons to bombard the Ten Jue Formations. The memes are dense and not awkward. It's very comfortable to watch. I support it. It looks good, I will continue to follow it [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]

This is a fantasy-themed novel that is quite interesting to write. Most others who traveled through Jiang Ziya took the path of becoming a god, but the author wrote that Jiang Ziya was forced to divorce by his wife at the beginning of his time travel. The story gets better and better as you read later, with characters from all walks of life appearing one after another, and the confrontation of power and intrigue making it exciting and enjoyable to watch. The beginning of the novel is captivating. The male protagonist Li Taibai works overtime continuously in a polluted place, but his boss draws him a pie of "listing and splitting shares"... The author has good literary skills and the language is fluent and popular, making readers unable to stop reading. Five-star praise! The novel is really well written, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it will take readers a long time to read. It is worth reading!

The five stars are directly maxed out, allowing you to fly to the sky without letting you play the Industrial Revolution. Your imagination is really amazing! Jiang Ziya travels back in time and engages in the industrial revolution, a mix of immortals, heroes, and gods. The setting of mechanical technology is so novel that I have never seen a plot with the same theme. The short story is compact and not water-stained, and there are so many exciting points in just 120,000 words. Nowadays, the public industrial knowledge is full of the conflict between the gods of Shang, Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Watching the protagonist use assembly line hot weapons to defeat the gods of all walks of life is super decompressive. The author Fuzhou Xiyue has updated it very steadily. It has been updated for 36 days in a row. The writing is smooth and there is no stiff AI feeling. The characters are vivid and vivid. Even the daily life of Jiang Taigong's family is very interesting.

It is rare to see an innovative work that uses rigorous engineering to reconstruct the ancient gods. It breaks out of the homogeneous framework of "cultivation, treasure hunting, and enlightenment" of similar ancient works, and opens up a new track for industrial mythology. The author does not simply pile up industrial terms, but builds a complete set of industrial logic adapted to the world of immortality: standardized monster assembly lines, psychic thermal weapons to restrain immortal formations, quantitative performance management of immortals, and uses modern industrial thinking to dismantle the formations, spells, and fairy and demon systems in traditional myths, with a full sense of deconstruction. The protagonist Jiang Ziya breaks away from the passive and forbearing character of the original work, and takes the initiative to break the situation in the beginning to fight against the destiny. Faced with the saints such as Yuanshi and Tongtian, he no longer obeys the rules, and uses industrial civilization as the basis to conquer the three realms. The core conflict of "making you a god is not letting you play in the sandbox" runs through the story. It takes into account both imagination and logic, and is full of potential. We look forward to the subsequent big scenes.

This is a fantasy novel with a time-travel theme, and the opening chapter is disappointing. It was three o'clock in the morning, and the central air conditioner in the office building had been turned off long ago, and an unpleasant mixed smell filled the air. The male protagonist Liu Taibai is still staring at the dense codes on the screen, his eyes are bloodshot. He has been working overtime at high intensity for seven consecutive days. When he typed the last line of code, his heart suddenly tightened, and severe pain instantly shot through his chest and brain. The screen in front of him was twisted into a ball, and the panicked screams of his colleagues rang in his ears... The author has good literary skills, ingenious and unique ideas, thrilling story plots, one wave after another, and delicate descriptions, making readers unable to stop reading. Worth reading and recommending, and giving it five stars!

The social beast turned into Jiang Ziya, and a series of saucy operations began. This book breaks through the traditional way of cultivating immortality with a scientific way of cultivating immortality. It has dense interesting points, equal points in chapters, and distinctive characters. It's a good book to relieve stress, come and read it! The follow-up is more exciting and full of laughter. Chase one. Savor it slowly. Good!

I read a good book recommended by Tomato, and the beginning is directly reversed. The setting of using scientific knowledge to cultivate immortality is very novel. It completely breaks away from the traditional clichés of conferring gods. The text is delicate, the rhythm is tight, and the language is vivid and comfortable to read.

A wonderful work, the story is interesting and attractive. The author has solid writing skills, beautiful and vivid writing, and can outline vivid scenes and characters with just a few strokes. The overall content is substantial and full, making it a fun and healing read. Every word is written with care. It is highly recommended.