The Mage Lord's Industrial Revolution

In the extraordinary world, you don't want to improve your own strength and protect yourself. You go wherever there is danger. You also do some research that cannot improve your strength. The money you earn does not buy weapons and resources to improve yourself to improve the quality of life of civilians. Your purpose of making money has never been mentioned to improve yourself. I have never seen you practice once or learn new spells. You only mentioned a junior mage at the beginning, and then everything was separated from the mage. You are just a Frankenstein.

The writing is okay, but the setting holes are outrageous. At first he said he had no money, and then backhandedly gave a commoner 50 gold pounds, which was enough for him to live without food or drink for 20 years. I thought the cost of the undead was lower. The key is that you need money to buy the corpse. And the labor cost is so low, why do you have to force the undead to work? Can't we first hire manpower to expand the business, and then rely on profits to conduct research? That's weird

You're crazy. Without decades of ideological education, equality is nothing more than a bandit den, and you still dare to fire a gun.

This is a typical example of someone who claims to have no golden fingers, but ends up not being able to develop, crazily cheating on the protagonist, and trying to trick others.

I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist just likes to dance on the wire rope. He will die instantly no matter what. It's really insecure. The protagonist is like a vase in the whole process, which will break when touched. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, there would be several floors of grass on the grave. Every time after being saved from a desperate situation, he muttered: "Is it because I am a time traveler?"

Why do 9 out of 10 writers writing about mages now write about necromancers? Obviously mages have many tricks, but now everyone seems to prefer necromancers, which is a bit confusing.

The above is not connected to the following. It is not coherent at all. It is really uncomfortable to read. It is obviously not finished yet, but suddenly it is gone. It goes directly to the next chapter, such as chapter 89 and 101. What was originally a good read suddenly ends and is gone. You are poisonous, aren't you? Don't you feel uncomfortable?

Traveling to another world relies on the principle that everyone is equal. It is still in a chaotic era of a world of high martial arts, and the completely contradictory behavioral logic of this world is realized: murder and arson in peacetime, and charity in times of war. Isn't this just a brain disease? And also pure energy weapons. Mass production of equipment as a standing weapon to equip refugees,

It's a very awkward wizarding world. The legendary wizards in other wizarding novels are about level 2 in strength. I don't understand. Other 5th-level wizard novels have begun to invade other worlds and fight plane wars alone. The high-level wizards in you only throw arcane spears at high altitudes, which is very, very awkward.

A small suggestion to the author: write more Internet conference plots. Because the main character's personal adventure farming plot is rubbish.