Overlords: Farming, Industry and Magic

So far, there are quite a lot of interesting things. The logic of taxation, steam engines and improved versions, the origin of witches, and the source of magic are all well written. There are no lousy systems or ridiculously strong golden fingers. At the same time, there are no outrageous behaviors such as "liberating the serfs" and "all people are free" that would be treated as heretics and not survive for three days. The background and plot of the story are also more in line with the Chinese version. The style of the century (which is awesome), the explanation of the principles of steam engines and the illustrations reorganize the physics knowledge for this science student. It is very interesting, and also reflects from the side that the protagonist Li Ang was an excellent and solid science and engineering student in his previous life (sure enough, the power of knowledge is infinite, and you still need to study hard, just in case you travel through time). I hope to see the complete technology tree and the author's great knowledge and imagination in the future! It's understandable that updates are slow during the new book period. Once it's on the shelves, please give me more money 😌😌😌😌

"There are no ghosts and gods among the stars, there are no supernatural phenomena, and there is no magic and witchcraft. Everything can be interpreted through scientific means. Human beings can defeat everything with the light of reason. Nothing should be worshiped. The backward concept of religion needs to be completely eliminated in the rational galaxy."

There are too few people... Is there no editor for this book? I don't even recommend it to the author.

I've read all the chapters. It's a good, enjoyable farming article. At least now there are no messy chores interspersed with it, so I can only focus on farming and development. It is logically consistent in the setting of modern people's thinking and medieval religious background. The most important thing is that I like books written by the order camp, and I really can't accept books written by chaos and evil. This book is very tasty

Even the description of time is too confusing. Sometimes it seems like a long time has passed, but it is only a day or two; the housekeeper has only been away for 8 days, how much has the protagonist done? The most outrageous thing is that the blacksmith built the steam engine in just two or three days. In fact, there is no need to be so outrageous. The time can be extended a little longer...

It was so fast. In less than half a year, all the steam locomotives came out, but the population was only two to three hundred!

It's pretty good so far, and I also like the pace. Farming stories just need to be slower. It's pretty good now, keep up the good work👏

If we could see thousands of years into the future I hope humans would understand rational and macroscopic thinking Get rid of selfish and ignorant prejudices If we could see thousands of years into the future Human beings could be like the golden years of the past stand proudly in the sea of stars and light up this desperate starry sky with the torch of truth Perhaps our time and life in the past have long been insignificant in the long history br>But I hope that our individual courage to explore and sacrifice will one day become the most solid cornerstone of mankind May one day we use morality and humanity as the beacon to light the direction walk out of the white galaxy step into the endless sea of stars exhaust all the mysteries find the ultimate answer to the universe may we move forward and live up to expectations

I ran it not long after sd came out. At that time, there were a lot of small flaws, so I chose this style of painting.

Why is this book so quiet? There are so many book reviews on the new book list that are quite lively (although most of them are scolding (x No, why is this book not even scolded?

I hope the author can write a technological chain with magical characteristics

❶When writing about magic and industry, you can refer to Sword of the Dawn. It can be said that the application of modern technology is realized in a localized way of alien magic, not the kind of mechanical application. ❷I remember several applications of magic technology, such as magic electrification, magic Internet, individual magic equipment, magic movies... But these all have one characteristic, that is, although magic can be popularized by the whole people and is more economical, its individual ability is still inferior to that of a magician. ❸The most interesting thing is that the protagonist's empire is the popularization of magic technology, and the empire next door is the professionalization of magicians, each with its own characteristics and strengths. It's not just magicians who are crushed by magical technology. ❹Finally, the explanation of the development of gods and civilization is very unique. Gods were originally born from the thoughts of living creatures and gave useful feedback to their thoughts, but they are also subject to group thoughts. Once the progress of civilization causes the thoughts to change too fast, it will cause the collapse of the gods and destroy the civilization... I think this book is the most logically self-explanatory novel that combines magic and modern industrial technology. It also has a self-consistent logic of magical civilization, which the author can learn from.

It looks pretty good so far, but it's just too little and it'll be gone soon. Come on.

Welcome everyone to read this book~ I hope you will collect and vote for it This book is the result of my thinking about "how will the world with magic develop" and "how to explain magic more scientifically". It is relatively slow to develop, because the novice author is not sure to reveal the whole story at once, so he decided to slowly unfold the world view. I hope it will be liked by you.