I Built a Flintlock in Three Years, Then Discovered I Was in the Investiture of the Gods

After reading the synopsis, I actually wanted to say that there are firearms in the Investiture of the Gods 🙂 because Xu Zhonglin referenced the military equipment of the Ming Dynasty when writing about the army in the Investiture of the Gods.

A flintlock pistol will suffice. Even Yin Jiao could drain Yuanshi Tianzun dry; using a pistol to shoot Shen Gongbao would be a sure thing.

The system rewards players with points for changing others' destinies. Starting with basic agricultural production techniques and then expanding them, the sheer number of ordinary people allows for rapid growth.

Why don't you just use the merit system directly? 🤔

I don't like smoky eye makeup and shark teeth that are too different from what people wear; it makes me look more like a foreign goth.

It didn't have the flavor I was looking for. It's based on the Investiture of the Gods, set in the Shang Dynasty, but it still mixed in a lot of elements that only appeared in the Song and Tang Dynasties, which made it a little uncomfortable to read.

Seriously, with that god-like fighting power, could the Three Friends withstand a nuclear bomb?

Read a few chapters first, then come back and comment on how well it's written.

The protagonist can write down scientific knowledge from elementary to high school in a book, and then use the Evolution System to evolve the book, allowing the scientific knowledge to iterate upwards to calculus, the four fundamental forces, quantum theory, scientific cultivation, rune technology, dimensional theory, the Grand Unified Theory, and so on.

Brother, the Shang Dynasty was a slave society.