Ephraim_Chronia

Editor KEY here. They destroyed the river dam during the rebellion. The river has grown out to more shallow parts, making waterwheels and the infrastructure needed for it hard to make. In comparison, clay pipes and a steam-powered water pump is more viable. Wish this can clear up stuff.

This is set in the 1600's. They already have matchlock muskets. Although we didn't really held back on the military technology afterwards. 😂 Read more to find out.

Editor KEY here! All will be explained in the later volumes. It would be a pleasure to have you around.

Editor KEY here! Nope. we have not joined the Discord yet. Can we know how to join in? 😊

Editor KEY here. It's Ephraim's native dialect. It means sister. It's a subtle clue on where he actually came from.

Hello there. Editor KEY here. We won't mince our words, this book's first two chapters was written by Author Rai while he's drunk. It was in the third volume when we took over and took everything seriously. Although it might annoy you at this point, ALL of the plotholes has already been settled at the latest volumes. We'll appreciate if you continue to read them.

Not a historical name. Keep reading and you'll understand that this is an alternate history.

Having grown eating hawaiian delights pizza, it confuses me why pineapple toppings is hated. I mean, Aussies top pizzas with vegemite and no one stops them. -Editor ZERO

The first volume was something that I wrote with not much focus and sense of what I wanted this story to become. So you can ignore this chapter, although I did acknowledge that spaghetti and pizza did exist after this volume.

Author Rai here! To tell the truth, I didn't give much thought for the first volume. I was half-awake from a night shift job when I wrote this as some kind of absurd isekai story. It was only when I felt that I can take this seriously (by mid-2nd volume) that I gave it more attention and built it up like it is now. So yeah, I do appreciate that you are taking it seriously, but I was inexperienced and with no editors during this time. So please forgive me and I did pedal back to these inaccuracies in the later volumes.