Lord: I Start an Industrial Revolution in a Fairy-Tale World

Forget it if you are engaged in industry. After all, it is quite enjoyable to study. If you are also engaged in revolution and equal rights, do you want to imitate Emperor Guangxu's Hundred Days Reform and enter modernization? In the Middle Ages or in the Middle Ages of Europe, it was not common to take a bath and defecate in the street. Not many people in the upper class were willing to learn to write. Some things have good intentions, but are they too fast? And isn't this a Grimm fairy tale? Will the magic element be missing a bit?

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I'm baffled by this. If you don't like the landed aristocrats, you want to be a court aristocrat. If you want to centralize power, you want everyone to be equal. I don't understand this. If you were a civilian slave, you could have said it, but you are a noble, and you have destroyed the foundation of your rule.

While talking about equality and equal rights, you are also opening a harem? The protagonist is simply a joke. He asks others to do something he can't even do.

I'm convinced, pretending to be an aristocrat while promoting equality for everyone, this is just for fun, right?

After just a few chapters, readers begin to be screened

The subject matter is quite good, but unfortunately there are too few. However, there are many powers that can be obtained in the fairy tale world. The protagonist should first gain individual power and then go to the industrial revolution.

If you want to be idealistic in a semi-slave society, then use the background of fairy tales to write fantasy points and write stories with a more fantasy meaning. Instead of taking a close-up of the serious history of feudal society, it seems very nondescript. In the early stage, the plot of farming development can be barely explained, but in the future development, will you write about hegemony or revolution? I want and may lose both, so I came here for fairy tales, farming, fables, and princesses, but ended up seeing the medieval Vatican, conspirators, and feudal society. I am very helpless, but I have to say that the historical area is still attractive.

The original version of the fairy tale is that Snow White and Snow White King got mixed up. Snow Queen is very angry with her mother, so she wants to kill her

There are gods in the fairy tale world. You don't think those extraordinary and strange objects fall from the sky, do you? You still want to subvert the Holy See. Believe it or not, God will kill you with one finger in the next second. Think about it, a few robbers can predict. Are there more people in the world who can predict? And why are the protagonists of those stories who are born extraordinary extraordinary? Could it be that they have the blood of some god? You write blindly without even understanding the logic of your own novel. You even need to use a tinder box when you encounter a few robbers. Where did you get the courage? As a noble, it's not like he can't afford soldiers, so he has to take an old servant around and bark at the dog when he encounters danger. Is it necessary? Shouldn't this rare item be used as a trump card?