A Guide to Traveling Through the Industrial Revolution

Lin An travels to England in 1779 "What? 1779! We already have the patents for Jenny's loom and Watt's improved steam engine, but I don't have a golden finger yet! What kind of hell is this starting to do?" Lin An cried, holding his head. Four years later, "Brother, England is in your hands." Lin An patted William Pitt Jr., The youngest prime minister in British history. Eight years later, "Brother, can you tell me how you became a second lieutenant at the age of 13? I will definitely not tell others." Lin An teased his uncle. After all, in a later survey of "The 100 Greatest Britons", his brother Horatio Nelson ranked 9th. Ten years later, "Go to the Bastille!" Lin An shouted behind Robespierre in Paris, France, setting off the climax of the French Revolution. 50 Years later, "Son, someone founded a country called the United States on this land in 1774. But it was your uncle and your father who protected him, and that's how the United States became." After saying that, Lin An closed his eyes under the sunset. On the same day, flags at the White House were flown at half-staff to commemorate the death of their greatest president.