Magic Industrial Age

Chapter 124: The protagonist's IQ has returned to zero? The moment was poisoned. Does the struggle between the imperial cabinet and the cabinet, how to build the railway, sole proprietorship of private capital or joint venture between the state and private capital, affect you? No matter which one you use, you can benefit. I don't understand why you should give away such an important, subversive meditation drug formula. The current protagonist is just a little shrimp. He kept a low profile in the past. He made a windfall of tens of thousands of gold coins and bought it at various premiums. He spent the money to buy peace. Then suddenly for this baron, I first made suggestions and tried my best, and then gave him such an important formula. Is he a pig's foot soul mate? Such an important formula, an invention that could change the world, was easily given away, giving the emperor great benefits. Even exposing myself, I can imagine how various organizations and countries will deal with the protagonist for the formula. It's just a joke with his life. Goodbye

In the early stage, the protagonist improved a meditation potion that is very cheap and easy to promote, which can make many people have magic power (people with magic power here may not necessarily become mages), but they can use magic tools, such as magic guns. The protagonist wanted to use this to make money (because the original potion was very expensive and the improved version was very cheap), but considering that such a potion would make the country have many people who can use magic guns, it would increase the country's military strength, break the military balance in the region, and lead to war. So the protagonist said he didn't promote this potion. But after a while, a friend asked for help, hoping to build a railway in the city where the protagonist is located. In order to help him win the support of the boss, the protagonist directly provided the potion formula for free. Is this protagonist completely confusing? The behavior is completely illogical. I mentioned earlier that more people are afraid that the country has magical powers, which will lead to the expansion of the country's military strength and trigger wars, so it is better not to earn this money. Now a friend who has no relationship (note that this friend has basically no relationship with the protagonist, and even his uncle was killed by the protagonist), hopes to build a railway, so he proactively gives out the recipe. At this time, there is no need to worry about causing a war, and it is given out for free. I suspect this article was written by Ai. Because the depth of emotional relationships many of the characters have is strange. It's just that the transition is very abrupt.

The system is materialistic, so it's hard to complain when the first meditation fails. Materialism is the difference between subjectivity and objectivity. Materialism does not deny transcendence and gods. It cannot prove that there is a god or there is no god. If there is indeed a god and magic power, then materialism will also confirm his existence. You might as well change it to too little data, so errors occur frequently in the first meditation.

You have a system where you sigh about life every day when you have nothing to do, and when you have nothing to do, you chat with the protagonist. I feel that what I am reading is not a novel. The title of the novel should be changed to My Daily Chat with Shenlan, which is more realistic.

Save money: The protagonist of Barbarian has nothing to do with the title of the book. It is still a Western fantasy style of fighting monsters and upgrading, with no technical content.

Tip: The system has a brain and can speak

Very poisonous, run away quickly, Shennong is dead

Taoist priest: I have a talisman Magician: I have a staff Me: I have a keyboard

Another protagonist whose heart is as high as the sky and whose fate is as thin as paper! There are at least some people who are working hard on their own, but the protagonist gives up immediately when the plug-in cannot be activated immediately. I'm not even willing to put in the effort myself. A different dog would be better than the protagonist, at least it wouldn't be a waste.

The protagonist of this TM is a pig🐷

Then it was put on the shelves. The protagonist started to meditate and was disgusted. He couldn't figure out where there were so many M's and he liked being disgusted so much. The character was an ordinary person who was uneasy after leaving Deep Blue. To be precise, he was inferior to ordinary people. Deep Blue is the protagonist, and the protagonist is just a tool.

Fried rice with shit in it, this is the first time I encountered a novel whose poisonous point is Goldfinger. If you change the characters of the protagonist and Deep Blue, you will find that this book has become normal 😅

It completely deviates from the original theme. What I want to see is the magic industry, the magic city, the splendid civilization of magic+, not the chaotic battles between legendary gods. There are enough boring things like this. What a pity

After reading about twenty chapters, I saw neither magic nor industry. It turned out to be the old-fashioned chip + knight fighting monsters. Is it really just selling meat on a sheep's head and creating a Renaissance?

This book was a good topic ten years ago. Now all I can say is that it feels a bit renaissance.

The more I read later, the more I felt that the writing was like that of a primary school student, with some unnecessary explanations and a few forced sentences. And the performance of the Deep Blue AI system is so outstanding? Other people's personification is venomous, but your personification is like a primary school student. . .

Some novels underestimate the power of modern weapons, but this book overestimates the power of artillery. Look at the amount of ammunition in the Korean War and Van Fleet. Even in this situation, there are still many volunteers who can survive. Today's Russian-Ukrainian battlefields are filled with artillery. According to this Such a large number of people survive, let alone become extraordinary. Things like artillery are the first kill. If you don't kill them in the first round, the harm is very small. The simplest way is to dig a hole in the ground. The magician will turn fossils into mud and dig a hole directly. The warrior will do a fighting spirit slash and directly By drilling holes, the damage will be much less, let alone if the artillery wants to hit it. The extraordinary speed is so fast, it is only useful in extreme situations, and after the first round, it is easy for the extraordinary to touch the artillery position, and then there will be a bang. Watch the military channel, Modern Fire If you want to deploy the cannon, aim at the target and fire, it will take a few minutes at the fastest, and then change the target, which will take another minute or two. To be honest, the cannon is useful, but not as easy to use as you think, especially if you bring in the extraordinary settings in your novel.

After reading a few chapters, there is only one word: arrogance

I really regret it, I really regret not reading the comment section first. When I first started reading "Magic Industrial Age", I thought about the rise of mages, but it turned out that you came in as a warrior, and it was already thirty or forty chapters. I saw that there seemed to be no mage in about seventy chapters later. What is the most important thing? The author himself wrote it in the book. There is no future for being a warrior at this time. No matter how advanced you are in training, you are afraid of being shot down. As a result, I saw about Chapter 41 that he didn't even have the basics of being a mage or getting started with meditation. It was such an unlucky waste of my time.

I couldn't stand it after reading ten chapters. The author was talking about magic energy, magic, elemental pools, and magic crystals. Aren't these combined into clean energy? You said that the size of the magic crystal can be designed, isn't this a battery? On one side, the factory still has smoke billowing from its exhaust. Isn't this the age of non-magic steam? You have element pools in your factory, are you still burning coal? These are two sets of energy systems. Even if you burn coal, what about coal? Even if you can't escape boiling water, you can't build a big chimney to smoke there. Do modern nuclear power plants have thick smoke? Creating an elemental pool + a large chimney is too fragmented. There are many books about the magic energy industry that are not like yours.

It's hard to imagine that this book was written by the author of four books.

The biggest problem with this book is that the theme is off track. The title of the book, Magic Energy Industry, attracted me just to see if the author's imagination was big enough, but I was really disappointed😞. When I saw Chapter 52, first of all, Pigfoot is a warrior who often goes out to fight with others. On the contrary, he didn't have any bright spots at that time. This book is a combat text covered in technology. Boring

The title is Industrial Age. I read 50 chapters. Chapter 40 talks about cultivation.

I hope this is as good as a "Heaven" book!

I thought the protagonist changed the magical world and turned it into a world of mana. Isn't this just a cheating upgrade story?

After reading a few chapters, I realized that all technology was invented by others, and that was all gone.

The first few chapters focus on the importance of magic in our current era. In the next forty or fifty chapters, there is not even any meditation training. Focus on being a warrior.

It's so annoying to talk to this genetically intelligent butler. It's better to just change it to a chip and talk to him all the time.

In a world with gods, if you don't upgrade your realm to extend your lifespan, what kind of industry will you have? Just like our world, no matter how advanced the technology is, it is nothing in the face of eternal life.

The male protagonist is a warrior, probably a magical version of a warrior who performs surgeries. He performs various surgeries on his body every day, such as bone replacement, heart replacement, blood replacement, and stomach replacement. It always feels a bit like the Astartes from the Ultimate Beggar's Warhammer. The key is that the names of some of the surgeries are still the same.