What this book wants to do most is to fully and informatively reflect the customs and customs of the opening period of the magic capital, and use the most professional description to let the rolling wheels of history crush the fragile hearts of book lovers.

Therefore, the protagonist has a track to make money, and it is not casual, he comes up with a brilliant idea with a pat on his head, and then makes a huge fortune; I personally think that kind of practice is an insult to the IQ of book friends.

When following a certain historical trajectory, how to make book lovers feel that kind of coolness is the first challenge that Zhizhi encountered.

At this point in this book, all kinds of practitioners will gradually appear, all with different stunts and kung fu, creating a steam age where technology and Taoism coexist.

To put it mildly, this book was first considered to be named "The Lord God of the Steam Age", but later felt that it was too limiting for himself, so he changed the name.

In short, the continuation of the style that has always been known, martial arts, Taoism, immortal arts, steam, and technology coexist.

Steampunk has always been an eternal theme of fantasy, but the problem is that the vast majority of steampunk works are a combination of steam and magic, and there are very few excellent works that combine steam and Middle-earth Taoism.

I hope that this theme, which has been impacting for the past two years, can be more accepted by book lovers.

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