Great Tang: I'm a Corrupt Official, So What If I Know a Little Science?

Does the protagonist have a mobile base vehicle? Industrialization requires a large population; agriculture alone can't provide enough food. Even with modern technology, it still requires people and time to cultivate crops.

How does the protagonist cultivate and discover talent, and how do they maintain the loyalty of their subordinates? Industry doesn't develop overnight; it typically takes more than 10 years to develop.

Well written, please update soon! I love reading this kind of hardcore technical stuff, it's so educational! 😡 If we also had a lot of open-pit coal mines, with the wisdom of the ancient Chinese, we could definitely be the first to develop a steam engine. Alas, we are naturally short of fuel and high-purity alkali!

Well-reasoned and supported by evidence; the plot is also acceptable.

It's been half a month already, wouldn't you say I've failed miserably? 🤓

Is Lu Yan the female lead? Please, please don't be the female lead! I haven't liked her since she appeared. Can't you find someone else?

Is this the author's alternate account? The writing is truly excellent, a comfortable and smooth read, and I haven't seen any flaws even in the latest chapter—perfect. I read it all in one afternoon.

The core issue isn't about how the protagonist uses cheat codes to overthrow the court; the most important thing is to transform society ideologically. Otherwise, even if you introduce some technology, you'll eventually become an anomaly like the Qing Dynasty, which adopted Western technology while maintaining Chinese essence.

I don't usually watch it, unless a base suddenly appears out of nowhere.

Has the author simply packed up and run away?