
Engineer Da Zhou
大周工程师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 415k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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403Recommends
1.7kFans
190Chapters
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This book is not poisonous, it is just for enlightenment. In the first few chapters, the protagonist reveals to the people at the blacksmith shop that he meets for the first time that he has the skills to make brass, and he even thinks smugly, "How can I tell you about this technical content?" Aren't you afraid that others will kill you if they get the technology behind closed doors? What kind of blacksmith would you be if you had this technology? No wonder you were tricked to death before traveling through time. After watching the first few pictures, the overall feeling is a bit depressing.
What a miracle happened. Engineer Dazhou has stopped updating for February. When I was about to take action and remove this book from the bookshelf, I found that the book came back to life and suddenly came to life. I started to update a chapter. But what was shocking and surprising was that this chapter was called the finale. Although the author was a bit of a spoof, in any case, he gave all the book friends a clear explanation from beginning to end. It deserves praise.
It's as plain as water, the structure is scattered, there is no introduction, it's taken for granted😊
This is used for exclamation points. . . Also awesome
It's Xuantian Temple again😰
It's okay to read it at the beginning, but when you become an official, it's a mess to make up the word count.
The boy seems honest and honest, and he doesn't seem to have stolen anything. The protagonist has a good opinion and can tell that someone hasn't stolen anything just by looking at him! Doesn't the protagonist know that when buying a slave, you have to buy one with clean hands and feet?
Did the author sign a contract for the last book?
More than 170,200 recommended votes, a bit miserable