Under the Old Gods, I Rebuild Civilization

When Linn woke up, he had become a young baron from Ash Ridge on the northwest border of the Silver Lion Kingdom. His father died in the war, the territory went bankrupt, the granary was at its bottom, the mine collapsed, creditors were closing in on him, the church priest was watching his every word, and the tide of Warcraft in the North was also counting down. Everyone was waiting to see this noble young master lose the last piece of land. But he has an extra "library of civilization" in his mind. There are no magical weapons and forbidden spells there, only knowledge lines of agriculture, industry, energy, education, finance, military, law, administration, medicine and magical engineering. Libraries cannot conjure supplies out of thin air, nor can they skip the population, resources, education and industrial base. Lin En must personally organize, train, and protect people so that civilization can grow on its own. So Ember Ridge first had granaries, saltworks, soap, brick kilns and literacy classes, and then there were workshops, hospitals, chambers of commerce, banks, military schools, railways, the Academy of Sciences and the magic communication network. The nobles wanted to divide his property, the church wanted to judge his knowledge, the merchants wanted to take away his credit, and the neighboring countries wanted to surround his empire. Lin En built, gamed, and fought back all the way, and eventually became a global industrial, military, economic, and cultural hegemon from a border lord. But when civilization reaches its peak, he discovers that magic is like the system interface, magic is like the administrator's authority, history has been restarted many times, and the outside of the sky is not the universe, but the container wall. The Civilization Library is not a plug-in, but a jailbreak plan left behind by a failed civilization in the previous round. Under the old gods, he wants to take the whole world to escape.