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[Interstellar Farming]+[Industrial Revolution]+[Grand World View]+[Science vs Magic]+[Alien World Exploration] Fang Ting, a student in the Department of Deep Space Exploration, was suddenly swallowed by a space rift during a mission and crash-landed on an unfamiliar Earth-like satellite. The spacecraft is damaged, fuel is exhausted, and communications are interrupted. He must survive in this alien wasteland. The vast oceans and fertile plains here nurtured pre-industrial indigenous civilizations. Magic dominates the world, but the fire of technology has not yet been ignited. Relying on the wreckage of the spacecraft and artificial intelligence, he used science to deconstruct magic and experiments to explore the rules. From energy conversion to a complete theoretical system, the mystery of magic is revealed bit by bit. Farming starts from an isolated city. Improve farmland, control the market, establish education, and develop industry to bring vitality to the dilapidated ancient country. Grow and let magic drive technology. From delayed blasting to wireless communications, from compression ignition to jet engines, modern civilization based on magic is slowly spreading. The planet changes and civilization jumps. The roar of machinery replaced the whispers of gods, and the natives transformed in the torrent of progress. When the Alliance fleet arrived, what they saw was not ignorant natives, but a flourishing modern civilization. Technology and magic resonate, wilderness and civilization clash, and the greatest development in human history slowly begins.

The new book "Song of the Forging Star" has been released, it is hard science fiction + interstellar industrial revolution, and will be updated regularly. My name is Fang Cheng, and I am an ordinary sophomore. One day I fell in love with a beautiful girl, and then accidentally destroyed the world with her. This is a slightly hard-core story about a physics student who destroys and saves the world. All the stories basically revolve around scientific facts, and it may not be that easy to read...