
No Coddling the Unruly Under the Extreme Cold
极寒之下不养刁民
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Refute a certain Western doctor's claim
Someone said that Western medicine has been very good since the time of Hippocrates BC. The various systems and technologies seem to be very good. Those bloodletting patients insisted on themselves and had nothing to do with the doctors. They also cited a large number of so-called examples to prove that Western medicine is more advanced than traditional Chinese medicine. One of them is that during the Kangxi period, Western missionaries used quinine to treat people. Malaria is cured, but I will only say one thing. Anyone who knows something about this knows that cinchona, or natural quinine, was not discovered by Westerners at all. It was learned by Western colonists from Indians in the 17th century. The word quinine means bark in Peruvian, and it was synthesized artificially in 1945. In addition, your claim that traditional Chinese medicine is not as good as melanin treatment really made me laugh. You probably don't know that melanin treatment is addictive, right? Also, the grass roots and bark used in traditional Chinese medicine are impurities, while those used in western medicine are advanced herbal medicine. This is the first time I have seen such a double standard. In order to avoid unnecessary arguments, I blocked and deleted the post, so I won't give it away.
A while ago, I saw a topic on Zhihu mocking the heroine of a female channel. The heroines of male videos are just prettier than those of female videos😋
When the scar is healed, the pain is forgotten. When it is not healed, the pain is forgotten.
Author, the protagonist you wrote is not naturally stupid. In Chapter 190, his hand was burned, leaving a scar to remind himself, and he took in the female assassin to protect himself. Chapter 197: The cane and flying stone were stolen? We had to go to the lounge to find out. If the waiter took a knife, would the protagonist be reincarnated again? What about the female assassin who protects her personally? Did you say you have experience in protecting important people? Taking a step back, the book only lasts for more than half a month. Ordinary people's injuries can't be healed. Has the protagonist forgotten it? This phantom thief had better play a major role in the plot. Otherwise, would there be any need for you to write about this character?
Okay, okay, an ecstatic episode for fans of the Ice Steam Age To be honest, the technologies in the Ice Steam Age feel like only magical civilizations can point out 😏 Whether it's a robot that can work at minus 130 degrees Celsius or an aerial hunter cabin, or the miraculous technology that can make everything out of wood, steel, and cores, it feels more like a product of magic than steampunk. And I'm really curious about how those members of the exploration team managed to run day and night and never get sick in the snowfield. They were much better than the unscrupulous people who stayed in the shelter.
After reading a lot of apocalyptic novels, I feel like the ordinary people in them are of little use, don't provide much help to the protagonist, and are rarely self-sufficient. I feel that the biggest help to the protagonist is to relieve the protagonist's mental pressure, let the protagonist live in a human social environment, and make the protagonist a little bit human. I hope that the ordinary people in this novel can be useful and create certain value. In some novels, the protagonist can feed ordinary people for a long time if a little leakage is in his hand. However, this is a tailwind situation. Once the form declines and cannot create value, it becomes "lubricating oil" and becomes a negative asset.
It was okay at first, but I can't watch it later.
I really don't understand the idea of teaching Kallen to engage in the workers' movement. She relies on the resources of the empire to seek stability in the extremely cold apocalypse. Only with a stable institutional order can we develop production, but in the end, she cultivates her own enemies. If the protagonist is an oppressed person, it would be understandable, but he is the one who oppresses others, and he is not the kind of strong-willed protagonist. To deliberately cultivate his own enemies is really idle. I was so panicked It would have been understandable if the labor movement was being launched in the old continent. After all, the world was isolated after the extreme cold, and the development of different political systems in the two continents is also interesting. However, the protagonist's labor movement is also in the New World. At the same time, the protagonist possesses extremely strong force and kindness to workers. It is unreasonable to force a labor movement to appear in such an environment. Also, they have said that political power comes from the barrel of a gun, but the protagonist develops steam armor, bringing back the era of extraordinary knights who can be killed by others. The knight turns into a role like a tank, and it is also his most powerful source of military power. As a result, you ask the labor movement how to cut off its own supplies and how to paralyze these armors. You obviously paid so much attention to your own safety before, but this time I see I really want to die And the most disgusting thing is that the props you use for alchemy, the Philosopher's Stone, can be stolen casually. The most disgusting thing is that this thief was also the leader of the labor movement later taught by you yourself. Of course, it is because the thief has extraordinary power and can steal things instantly, but you can't be a bit more powerful as a Philosopher's Stone? Is it so easy to steal?
Conjectures about the magical mechanical power technology of Frost Steampunk
Although these "punk techniques" are not necessarily correct, they may allow the author to make reasonable nonsense🙂 In addition, I hope it will be more refined.
A little reference: Under the standard atmospheric pressure -79, carbon dioxide rain -120, dry ice and snow -180, light blue rain -196, colorless liquid nitrogen rain So it is best not to let the temperature fall below -120 degrees, otherwise there will probably be no living things on the surface. If the temperature is below -170 in the game, there will be a high probability of light blue liquid and fog flying from the sky.
Question, the existence of extraordinary people in the world means the existence of extraordinary energy, so why not use extraordinary energy to develop magic industry? Why should we still take the purely technological route?
Um, I don't understand this Kallen. Is the protagonist planning to cause trouble for himself 😥 so that she can overthrow his rule after the end of the world?