Another World: After the Revolution Failed

What is the definition of science? When magic or other superpowers exist, then magic and superpowers themselves are science!

Even if the indigenous people inherit the knowledge of the time-travelers, they cannot inherit the thoughts of the time-travelers. In the end, the dragon slayer will eventually become the new evil dragon. If he does not become an evil dragon, it does not conform to the settings of the indigenous people. Logically, it feels fragmented, just like India's technology has developed, but the caste system is still deeply rooted.

I feel that the only one that is more brilliantly written is Sword of Dawn. The setting is that the material system is different, and only scientific thinking is used to use magic as energy to carry out the industrial revolution. The other is the Arcane Goddess, but it seems that the reason for the conservation of energy in the magical world is explained at the end.

The writing is okay, but the setting is not. First of all, if you set it as the original people inheriting the experience of the time travellers, the sense of substitution will be slightly different, but this is not the main problem. The problem is that you, an Aboriginal person, always play modern jokes, and even have plots of comparing them with modern items, which is very divisive. I think it would be a lot better if the protagonist awakens the memories of his past life at the beginning of the book, but changing it to this would probably conflict with the author's outline. The plot development of this book should be the protagonist collecting the notes of time travelers and slowly perfecting the new magic system, so I feel like this setting is blocked at both ends. This book's poor performance seems to be due to this setting.

If there is magic, magic is science

This is indeed the case, For ordinary people, "science" is the biggest "religion" Although science is an "incomplete" and "verifiable" "truth", there are too many things in the world that cannot be repeatedly verified. For "people" who are "non", "omniscient" and "omnipotent", Science is a useful religion, especially for the brainwashing of ordinary people

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​OUT out to the end, it felt like it was reduced to a pretentious article about upgrading the monster-killing style. It failed to delve deeply into the impact of magic and science in this society, and failed to discuss in depth the various ideological conflicts between the science school and the magic school. The world built is still a bit too pale. The New Revolutionary Army feels like children wearing adult clothes. They have no enthusiasm, but they have not been able to truly inherit the essence of the thoughts left by the time travellers. The church and the nobility give people the impression that they are simply decadent old-schoolers with no ideological brilliance. The Academy only had a relatively advanced organizational structure, but it was also stuck in a quagmire of internal friction and standing still. Under this setting, the protagonist is almost the only representative of new ideas and new trends. This setting can indeed effectively assist the protagonist in showing off. But it will also make this worldview tend to be pale and empty, lacking unique charm. After watching too much pretentiousness, I personally feel that it is a bit boring, and there is no refreshing feeling like the beginning.

Is this in Faerûn? It's not that simple to have a revolution in Faerûn.

You guys, please don't make me unable to read novels.

I was raised for two days Looking back now, I feel like I was raised to death😔