Rise Through Alchemy

What to write about in this book? 1. Alchemy! Alchemy can refine all things and influence wars However, it is already the steam age, with trains, muskets, and printing presses, and the times have revolutionized The male protagonist will make alchemy The re-emergence of alchemy 2. War! Gentlemen, I like war the most! Countless people fight together for their own ideas! A war with alchemy will be very different from the real world. But there is reality, there will still be artillery, line infantry, cuirassiers, and finally (?) Heavy armored cavalry I am not very familiar with naval battles, but maybe I can write I hope I can write a world that readers will like

The authors of these two places have strict research Lenny is roughly like this There is no city wall, and the city is larger, with the square as the center, and the center is the towering obelisk. Important buildings are distributed around the square The second federal fortress, Fort Steele, looks like this Looks like a bright diamond from the sky

Support, if you don't supervise me, I will continue to watch.

It feels like you are really attentive to details when writing a Western fantasy. The proportions of dialogue, scenes, characters casting spells, war and psychological activities are all very appropriate... When I write historical mythology, I find it difficult to promote the rapid development of the plot. Grand scenes, battle scenes and dialogues all use a lot of space. In addition, the mythical elements do not have a clear strength system, and I have to consider whether to add them and prevent the collapse of combat power... I feel so tired...

Can you please stop making that Becky hahaha... It's all hahaha

The author, I don't understand why the male and female protagonists meet and then separate. The plot seems too dramatic. This is to forcefully create conflicts. The female protagonist is just an alchemist hired by the Scoia'tael caravan, and the male protagonist is already an officer. As long as the female protagonist is not allowed to die at that time, isn't it clear to explain? This plot is so cerebral.