
Orion's First Industrial Revolution
奥利安第一次工业革命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 13
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Well written! But I personally don't like this kind of time travel. When I am still in danger, I am just a noob. I have to save the world and forcibly create an epic feeling.
Please read
The editor explained that there will be more than 100 data tomorrow, and it can be recommended for light novels. Now it is 96, which is not much different If it can't get higher, I really want to go to fantasy.
The setting is good, but the follow-up is terrible You should have imitated the path of letting go of the witch to build a force through witches and imitate the magical technology path of Sword of Dawn, but you have gone halfway The witch has been killed for you, let alone whitewashing. Whether the witch is guilty or not is just a matter of setting After killing the witch, you run away as if you are an adventurer? (I stopped reading it later) You are rubbing weapons in the name of technology and revolution, but you have not understood the theme of the novel at all.
There is always a feeling of the dead king high in the sky
Games about other worlds are better than light novels. I won't see them until I die.
Not enough reading, so the second round of recommendations is gone.
It's on the shelves early and has full attendance. Let me give you a preview, the war story is expected to be released soon, and not many people will read it, so I will send it to you.
When I watched it, all I could think of was "The whole city is filled with mourning and blood, but only one thought can save the common people."
The writing is good, but I don't really like this kind of plot that involves one link after another. At the beginning of the story, there is a story that is strongly related to big news and events such as the destruction of the world. A bit too deliberate, I prefer a slow growth story.
The work is quite good, no pigeons allowed!
Isn't the path in this book just a self-cooking plan with self-guided ingredients?