Datang of Chemical Industry is a novel of Yin and Yang writers in the Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties, which was first published from the starting point. The book tells the story of Chen Wanrong who lived with modern knowledge after crossing to the Tang Dynasty.

2. Lingao Qi Ming

Lin Gao Qiming first appeared in Qidian's historical novels, and the author was a braggart. This paper mainly tells the story of a group of half-hearted ordinary people who crossed the border into Lingao County, Hainan Province in the Ming Dynasty.

3. Engineers in the late Ming Dynasty

The Engineer in the Late Ming Dynasty is a historical online novel serialized at the starting point of Wen Yue Group. The author is Mi Niang. Content abstract: Li Zhi, an industrial designer in the 2 1 century, crossed into the late Ming Dynasty. No money? Buy a shuttle loom and you can make a lot of money right away. Not used to poor hygiene in the late Ming Dynasty?

Inventing a soap and toothpaste made the Ming Dynasty a brand-new peasant uprising? Life in troubled times is as cheap as a dog? The fortress of cement and concrete protects your life! When the Qing Dynasty went south, people died? Who dares say no in front of my rifle? Within range of my cannon! It's all my Han land!

4. The Rise of South America 1630

The Rise of South America 1630 is a serial online novel written by Lonely Mike. The vast grassland of pampas, rich Brazil and Caribbean Sea ... 265,438+500 people accidentally crossed South America in the 20th century, and everything started with survival.

5. Return to the Ming Dynasty with the industrial revolution system.

"Returning to Ming Dynasty with Industrial Revolution System" is a historical online novel serialized at the starting point, written by a Korean captain.

Introduction:/kloc-in the 7th century, when European ships were searching for new trade routes at sea around the world, in the far east, with the roar of machinery, wagons of coal were transported to factories, countless industrial products were dumped everywhere, line infantry were ready to go, and cold cannons roared ... This was an iron age.