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2022-05-08 14:04

I hope you don't make the same mistake of the tryanny of steel and introduce the guns to fast and focus on cold weapons and infrastructure also it would be nice to see more kingdom building instead of war and also hope you introduce heram as its fairly common for powerful men to have them and it died after Christianity took over and to all the people who complain about the girls falling for the mc easily in tryanny of steel are stupid first he is the mc second he is handsome third he is rich and powerful and in old days where daughters wear wed to just gain some profit and have to say in whatsoever its not hard to imagine why they fell for him being liberal and all the above reason so they are just stupid I hope you add heram in this also hope this novel also has the mc writing books on philosophy and what not as he lived in the future and describe how thing might be in future English is not my native tongue sorry

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Afakasi
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I mean if you honestly think he鈥檇 be able to become a German emperor by not relying on that technology, you鈥檙e delusional. He was a baron and had many enemies much stronger. No magic involved and no one to save him, he only got to where he is because of the technology. 馃槀 he wouldn鈥檛 live long enough to become one without it.

DefinitelyNotACat
DefinitelyNotACatLv4

tyranny of steel is stupid, harem is idiotic, stupid and absoultely useless except ruining a story and i agree that introducing guns breaks the immersion

Afakasi
AfakasiLv15

if you can鈥檛 see why he wouldn鈥檛 be able to win without guns, i can鈥檛 help you.

DefinitelyNotACat:tyranny of steel is stupid, harem is idiotic, stupid and absoultely useless except ruining a story and i agree that introducing guns breaks the immersion
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cleidsonco
cleidsoncoLv2

tyrant of steel you think steel is for sword

DefinitelyNotACat:tyranny of steel is stupid, harem is idiotic, stupid and absoultely useless except ruining a story and i agree that introducing guns breaks the immersion
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