Many book friends in these chapters say that the steps are too big, so let me say a few words.

I can understand what people think, and I know what kind of stories people like to read.

For example, the level of technology in ancient times was "1". The protagonist uses the technology of "1.5" to defeat them, and everyone will find it reasonable and cool.

If the protagonist pulls out a "3" or "5" to crush, he will feel that the step is too big and will feel fake.

But is this really reasonable?

A university graduate with a systematic education, a person engaged in the smelting industry, traveled to ancient times, and the level of science and technology was only "1.5".

After a traverser crosses, he doesn't make gunpowder or guns, and he doesn't want to think about steam engines...... This is the biggest irrationality.

Put yourself in their shoes and know what we would do if we crossed on our own.

I have always believed that it is the biggest unreasonable for a person to travel back to ancient times and not engage in black technology, but to play cold weapons and intrigue with the ancients.

The protagonist is an ordinary person in modern times, and he can fight wisdom with the old fox when he travels to ancient times? Can you play the ancients between applause?

Is it possible to add intelligence through crossing?

The biggest advantage of the protagonist is the experience and technological advantages brought by the time difference of more than 1,000 years.

To put it bluntly, the most suitable path for traversers is not to fight with the ancients, nor to fight with others, but to find a place to farm and climb the technology tree, and then go out of the mountain to crush all opponents with hard power.

Are you a peerless general? Very well, now it's either take refuge in me or die.

You're an old fox with a wisdom higher than the sky, aren't you? Very well, now it's my subordinate, don't want to? Push horizontally.

That's what a traverser should do.

To put it bluntly, what everyone wants to see is not a reasonable story, because a reasonable story is often not good-looking, and it will look.

What everyone wants to see is a wonderful story, a wonderful story that seems reasonable. It's the kind I said at the beginning, use "1.5" to hit "1".

However, such a story can only be said to be plausible.

I said it from the beginning of this book, and the main content is the story of how the protagonist farms the field and climbs the technology tree, and then goes out of the mountain to level the world.

If the protagonist has been at home for 20 years, and the level of science and technology is only "1.5", it will be too. It's better to let him go out of the mountain now to participate in the battle for world domination.

In fact, it is better to follow this line of thinking, set a route to dominate the world, and then push one city at a time, and each city can write twenty or thirty chapters.

In the middle, a few more famous generals were accepted, a few famous ministers were recruited, and even interacted with famous beauties in history...... It will be very interesting to write like this, and the results will definitely be much better than now.

When the whole country is knocked down, it will be able to write almost two or three million words.

However, if you really write along this line, it will be a different book.

The ideas and outline of this book from the beginning are the ones I just mentioned, farming, climbing science and technology, cultivating new talents, and then going out to sweep the world.

If you can, maybe you will write a little bit about the exchange with the Sassanid Empire and the Roman Empire.

So it's really not that the protagonist is taking too big a step, but everyone is used to the logic of the current mainstream setting, and the upper limit of crossing ancient technology is set at "1.5".

And the steam engine is already the biggest black technology of the protagonist.

As mentioned in the book, industry is a huge system, and the higher the technology content of the product, the more industries are involved, and the protagonist is just an ordinary college student and a smelting practitioner.

During the first industrial revolution, the technology could barely be made out of a patchwork, and the internal combustion engine and electrical revolution were beyond the scope of ability.

But after the plot progresses to this point, the biggest role of the protagonist is no longer to engage in any inventions and creations, but to guide the way and formulate a completed system.

Once the system is in place, it is enough to leave the specific research work to the ancients.

This is also the reason why the protagonist founded the museum, which is used to cultivate talents and gather talents to engage in research.

The ancients were not stupid at all, in terms of biological evolution and physiological structure, there is no difference between human beings two thousand years ago and human beings now, and the only advantage of the time-traveler is the accumulation of two thousand years.

All the protagonist has to do is how to make the most of this advantage.

Well, that's what I had in mind, and that's what I thought when I set the outline.

There must be a lot of things that are wrong, but it can be regarded as a different way of thinking from the mainstream crossing.

It may be difficult for people to accept this view, but it is an assumption in itself, and it is difficult to really make it completely reasonable.

Above.