Reborn in another time and space, Zhou Yi also got a Universal Factory as a bonus. To his surprise, he discovered that in three years, the Daye Dynasty, whose historical trajectory resembled that of the world he had lived in before, would soon fall.
In three years would come the great drought that claimed countless lives, as recorded in the history books. After the drought would come plagues and earthquakes. The Daye Dynasty was also known as the dynasty with the most earthquakes in history: during its reign, the kingdom suffered more than a hundred of them. It also coincided with a Little Ice Age. The climate went haywire, the north was struck by drought, rebellions erupted everywhere, and barbarian invaders threatened from outside while corrupt officials ran rampant within. The common people could barely survive, eating grass and bark, fighting among themselves, and even trading their children for food. The entire dynasty was falling apart.
The kingdom High Beggar had fought so hard to establish was on the brink of collapse, and his descendants were about to destroy with their own hands the dynasty their forebears had founded.
As barbarians threatened and foreign enemies invaded, with the Han Dynasty on the verge of falling, Zhou Yi boldly stepped forward, carrying all the hopes of the people of the Central Plains. He would slay traitors, wipe out corrupt officials, drive out the barbarians, pacify the Central Plains, and defend the land.
With the System's construction factory, he would build factories, make gunpowder, protect their homeland, and make the nation proud!
The people of our great Han will be protected by me, Zhou Yizhi, and the army I lead!
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New novel next door, currently updating: Building Infrastructure in Another World with a Home-Building Game
As a die-hard fan of infrastructure games, Gaine never imagined that one day he would transmigrate to another world with his game. The otherworldly continent was backward and impoverished. Humans and other races had been enslaved by the strong: the desolate, simple elves, living in an isolated corner; the innocent and dwindling fairies; the lazy, poor lionfolk; and the beastfolk, constantly fleeing from humans and struggling to survive.
The mixed-blood demi-humans scraping by in the cracks between societies; the simple-minded merfolk with a strong sense of vengeance; the hardworking, skillful dwarves, ignored by everyone; the goblins, struggling to survive by digging tunnels; the short-tempered centaurs; the greedy, potbellied dragons; and the poor but mighty dark elves.
There were great wizards who wielded magic and slave traders from the greedy, ruthless human kingdoms. The poor humans and other races lived like numb, walking corpses.
Gaine brought the game along to build a better home. On this barren, impoverished, tragic land, he would farm, raise livestock, develop infrastructure, use the game to make money and do business, build his territory, buy slaves from other races, save his people and the fairies, shelter other races, defeat the human nobles and their holy knight armies, and create a utopia where everyone longed to live in peace and prosperity.
New novel, currently updating: Building Infrastructure in Prehistory
After transmigrating into an unknown prehistoric era, Mei started out in a rundown tribe with a dwindling population. Every member of the tribe was old, weak, sick, or disabled. Her father, a warrior, had a crippled leg and was lying on a grass bed, barely alive. No one knew whether he would survive.
As the tribe's leader, her mother could only struggle to keep the remaining people going. They had no oil, no salt, and no grain... They also had to stay on guard against the fearsome wandering tribes and cannibals, who could appear at any moment.
Faced with such a hellish start, Mei decided to put aside her sorrow at having transmigrated and lead her emaciated people in cultivating fields, taming small animals, gathering wild plants, transplanting fruit trees, fighting beasts and bandits, building new homes and city walls, making paper, spreading writing, and founding a city-state...
Step by step, they grew stronger, and before she knew it, they had absorbed so many small tribes that they had become the largest city-state in the prehistoric world.
Its strength inspired submission, its inclusiveness drew people in, and its civilization made them flock to it and worship it as divine...
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In fact, the author could have written that the protagonist in his previous life was born in a wealthy family. He could not stand the atmosphere of competition for the company at home and chose to be a soldier. He joined the special forces because of his excellent physical fitness. Then he retired from the army at the age of 30 due to an injury and reduced physical fitness. Then the protagonist opened a small company with his pension and a little inheritance from his family. , And then developed a small company into a listed company in just ten years, and became a business tycoon himself. (I have no intention of guiding the author in writing) It is just that it would be much smoother if arranged in this way. Instead of thinking about what the protagonist needs now and what he was interested in in the past life like in the author's article, it feels a bit far-fetched. It's not that there are no authors who write like this, but those authors spend several pages describing the protagonist's interest in this and how long he has spent studying it. Rather than like in the article, the author writes that the protagonist is interested in this, but mentions it briefly, just like being interested in the past life so that it can be useful now, which is very far-fetched.
Goldfinger is very big and looks very cool, but there is a problem. The protagonist has not cultivated managers who are loyal to him or like-minded people. Another point is that the character of the protagonist is a bit empty. For example, he needs to make money. In his previous life, he was a business tycoon and had an arsenal. In his previous life, he was interested in weapons. He was interested in various hot weapons. He wanted to train soldiers. In his previous life, he was interested in various military theories. He wanted to teach ruffians. In his previous life, he was an eighth-level Sanda. Whatever this kind of protagonist needs now, he knew what he knew in his previous life. This character is very empty. And this article is based on the Ming Dynasty. The oppression of women began in the late Song Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty has reached a high level, and the Qing Dynasty has reached its peak. This article is no longer in the Qing Dynasty, but the same great cause as the Ming Dynasty is still persecuting women, and the description of women in the article is less than 1%. Even though it is about the achievements of the male protagonist, there are not only men in the world. Historically, there were also female generals in the late Ming Dynasty. However, there are almost no female characters in this article, not to mention ordinary female characters, let alone outstanding ones. There is another problem. The current technology tree is basically made by the protagonist using system points. This does not rely on human beings to grow step by step. It is like a castle in the air. However, time waits for no one now. The protagonist wants to develop at the speed of light. I hope that in the future, the protagonist will arrange for people to understand the principles of these machines, gunpowder, and weapons. After all, the protagonist is just a mortal body, but after a hundred years of life, he will no longer be able to use these.
How could this flying dragon rider lose?
I don't know why… I'm scratching my head.
I'm here to try a new infrastructure article again
Damn, it's so well written. It's rare to see such a nationally honest article.