Bringing My Daughter to the Three Kingdoms, I Rule the Heroes with Industry

When a mechanical engineer took his daughter back in time to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms' struggle for hegemony took on a whole new dimension. From blast furnace steelmaking to the roar of steam engines, from the catapult array in Guandu to the technological reflections in Chibi, this is not a simple dimensionality reduction attack, but a profound reconstruction of knowledge and civilization. The author uses stunning industrial details and solid historical research to write a story about "technology changing the world" that is both majestic and majestic of iron and fire, as well as the tenderness of the dependence of father and daughter. Fans of the Three Kingdoms will be amazed by the ingenious historical adaptation, and engineers will smile knowingly at the rigorous mechanical deductions.