Transmigrators from countless eras past have tirelessly used modern technology to transform ancient worlds.
Humanities majors can recite poetry and argue their way to power at court, start newspapers and printing presses to boost the economy, or, at the very least, become ghostwriters.
Science majors can dry salt, brew liquor, make soap, fire lime and produce cement. With three acids, two alkalis, one nitrate, two sulfurs, and three charcoals, they can rule the world.
But ever since Bai Yuqi arrived in the Tang Dynasty with a Western fantasy System, history seemed to take a sharp turn, and the technology tree veered irrevocably down a very unconventional path.
Scientific farming? Pathetic. Behold my druidic farming!
Modern medicine? Pathetic. Behold my alchemical remedies and potion-making!
Military technology? Pathetic. Behold my riveted armor and construct golems, goblin airships and gnome helicopters. Care to learn about steam-powered mechs?
Learn one Light spell, put all the rest into Constitution, wield a two-handed greatsword, pick blacksmithing as your first secondary profession, then bare your chest and go berserk. As long as you’re having fun, that’s all that matters!
