A Wildly Reimagined Tang Dynasty

One transmigrator after another has tirelessly used modern technology to transform countless ancient eras.

A liberal arts student can recite poetry and prose to seize power at court, start a newspaper and printing press to develop the economy, or, at the very least, become a plagiarist.

A science student can make salt, brew alcohol, boil soap, burn limestone to make cement, and conquer the world with three acids, two alkalis, one part saltpeter, two parts sulfur, and three parts charcoal.

But ever since Bai Yuqi arrived in the Tang Dynasty with a Western-fantasy System, history seems to have taken a sharp turn, and the technology tree has veered resolutely down a very strange path.

Scientific farming? So lame. Check out my druidic farming!

Modern medicine? So lame. Check out my alchemical elixirs and potion-making!

War technology? So lame. Check out my multi-riveted steam-powered steel, construct golems, goblin airships, and gnome helicopters. How about a steam-powered mech?

Put one point into a lighting spell, then dump everything else into Constitution. Pick a two-handed greatsword as your weapon, take blacksmithing as your first secondary profession, go shirtless and activate Berserk. As long as it's fun, that's all that matters!