After traveling through time and space as a down-and-out baron who was heavily in debt and on the verge of bankruptcy, Alan Winster's legacy was only a leaky castle, more than 300 people who were crying for food, and one silver coin.
Fortunately, the noble system was activated in the desperate situation and gave him a hot air balloon.
When everyone thought that the nearly bankrupt baron was dead, he took off - flying over the river valley, across the north, and over the heads of the powerful.
Burning glass, building blast furnaces, training private soldiers, and fighting barbarians, from baron to viscount, and from viscount to earl, Allen used a hot-air balloon to move the balance of power in the entire kingdom.
Many years later, when his fleet of hot-air balloons flew over the royal capital, people understood that the raven would not perch on the dead branches forever, but would eventually fly towards the fire and the throne.
This is a legendary story about a down-and-out nobleman who relied on technology, commerce and military to rise step by step in a different world.
Reader comments
My favorite type of Western fantasy is the aristocrats at the lowest level, who use hot air balloons to reduce dimensionality, harvest the economy, and rise step by step in a strange world!
Not bad, not bad. It has a bit of Devil's Law flavor. I like Zichuan's wonderful works. I will give a five-star review to support the author.
This is the first time I have read a novel about the aristocratic system with a Western cultural background. It is quite interesting. I give it a five-star rating and highly recommend it.
The more I look at it, the more I like it. It turns out that hot air balloons were so popular in ancient times, and the products across the ages are different (ૢ˃ꌂ˂⁎)
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My favorite type of Western fantasy is the aristocrats at the lowest level, who use hot air balloons to reduce dimensionality, harvest the economy, and rise step by step in a strange world!
Not bad, not bad. It has a bit of Devil's Law flavor. I like Zichuan's wonderful works. I will give a five-star review to support the author.
This is the first time I have read a novel about the aristocratic system with a Western cultural background. It is quite interesting. I give it a five-star rating and highly recommend it.
The more I look at it, the more I like it. It turns out that hot air balloons were so popular in ancient times, and the products across the ages are different (ૢ˃ꌂ˂⁎)
Come and support me, I'll send you a five-star review