Alien Awakening: Blackstone Age

Lin Mo, a 26-year-old coder in a large factory, died suddenly at his workplace after working overtime continuously. When he opened his eyes again, he became a slave in a mine in the Black Stone Territory of the Rodland continent in another world. His net worth was zero and his life expectancy was three months. Fortunately, he brought a plug-in - [Digital Vision]: everything can be analyzed, the opponent's movements turn into slow motion, the purity of the ore turns into a digital panel, and the source of the plague cannot be hidden. At the beginning, he brought down the overseer with his bare hands, igniting hope for one hundred and twenty-seven desperate slaves. From the improved wooden stack support and the first furnace of molten steel produced in the blast furnace, to the magic railway and black powder; from the literacy night school under the oil lamp to the dawn of unity. Lin Mo uses code thinking to rewrite the underlying logic of the world: Why can't miners take the big picture? Why do farmers have to hand over 70% of their income? Why can't women read and discuss politics? He firmly believes that it is more powerful to make people feel good than to make people fearful. There is hard-core farming here: pulleys, black powder, three-stage attack rifles, magic airships, using science to crush magic; there are passionate battles: predicting actions with digital vision, and defeating more with less is commonplace; there are group portraits growing up: the miner girl becomes the president of the alliance, the illegitimate daughter of the noble becomes the king of spies, and the delivery rider becomes the king of logistics; there is the epic struggle for hegemony: Two hundred thousand jihadi troops conquer the border? Learn about the trench barbed wire rifle three-stage attack. The twin moons rose, and Lin Mo looked down at the earth. Those who had been kneeling stood up. This is not the legend of one person, but the story of an era started by the awakened ones. Let's see how a programmer who doesn't want to work overtime uses code and faith to write the dawn of labor in the land of swords and magic.