I’ve recently finished reading Iron dynasty and fairly enjoyed it. I’m looking for kingdom building where MC is in absolute control of his own territory. Technology gap is a huge + No simp
The lord's empire The World Online Miracle Throne Kuro no Senki Fushi no Kami: Rebuilding Civilization Starts With a Village Santairiku Eiyuuki Release that Witch
hero realist https://justlightnovels.com/2020/08/how-realist-hero-rebuilt-kingdom/ the master of ragnarok https://justlightnovels.com/2020/11/the-master-of-ragnarok-blesser-of/ Wortenia Senki ln https://justlightnovels.com/2021/01/record-of-wortenia-war/ Jinrou e no Tensei, Maou no Fukukan https://justlightnovels.com/2020/10/der-werwolf-annals-of-veight/
Otaku Engineer in the Tang dynasty King of German Mercenaries (And it's incomplete sequel) Mediterranean Hegemon in the ancient era.
Can you spoil Otaku Engineer in the Tang Dynasty for me? What should I expect other than mc inventing things. I had a glimpse at the chapter titles of it and it seems mC is still be ruled by the emperor. Is he being boss around and sucking up to all officials and emperor throughout the whole novel?
Don’t know why I can’t seem to be into Im King of Technology no matter how hard I tried. I don’t even mind reading most machine translated novels, but after multiple attempts I still cant read that novel even tho it has most of what I want to read.
Tbh I stopped reading it around the time the MTL chapters started doing this weird doubling thing where the chapters would also repeat in choppy ways. Spoiler: Spoiler alert He's currently the highest ranking duke with the most land and prestige, he owns the media and the education system outright and the majority of the trade routes inside china, and the treasury. Dude is really asking the question "Why would you want to be Donald Trump when you could be Charles Koch instead?". The Tang Dynasty is huge, the many vassals aiming to be emporer wouldn't be pleasant for him to deal with so having Li Er there to soak up intrigue and paperwork for him is his ideal situation and I agree with that on a fundamental level. I think I feel this way because I'm also reading enlightened empire on Royal road. The BS that the MC has to put up with as a king of a large country instead of as a powerful vassal is insane. He rarely has time to settle one thing before another "fire" pops up. I feel that a lot of Kingdom building novel that let's a teenager take over a whole country when his parents are basically peasants/ non existent are a pretty silly. Hell even Charlemagne needed Charles Martel to pave his way for him.
Heavenly dao formula (rtw author) Mediterranean hegemony of ancient greece Holy Roman empire Bulgarian empire Sword of daybreak Strongest tribe Ancestor above All are mtl...
Was my favourite so far in historically kingdom building I think it does, but you can basically ignore it.