Everyone Plays a Role Game: From Feudalism to the Steam Age

[Spiritual energy revival] + [court politics] + [national strength] + [war] + [two worlds] + [farming] + [simulation management] + [game affects reality] + [xianxia-style sequence potions] + [high-martial-arts-style Warhammer Space Marine augmentation] + [fortune, dragon veins, ancestral temples, immortal dynasty]

Modern Blue Star and an ancient historical planet resembling a sandbox game have overlapped at a higher dimension, and people can project their souls into the ancient planet to play roles.

Tenant farmer, landlord, local gentry, prince, marquis, general...

Serf, knight, noble, godfather, bishop...

Historical opportunities are returning.

A thousand nations paying tribute, heading south to capture the dragon, recovering Yan and Yun to the north, cavalry entering the pass, the Age of Exploration, the first industrial revolution driven by steam power, the empire on which the sun never sets...

In his previous life, Fang Yang missed his chance; in this life after rebirth, Fang Yang seizes it.

He also learns, from later-era film and television adaptations of some stories about the people in this world (such as Know), many of the secrets of events that are about to happen, and uses that knowledge to reap benefits smoothly.

But the general trend of the world is vast and mighty.

Those who follow it prosper, those who go against it perish.

If you are not strong enough, you can only drift with the current.

And that current is:

technology locked in a steam-powered first industrial revolution, with no hope of global modernization;

spiritual energy revival triggering a green wilderness crisis that cuts off transportation and brings down dynasties and local warlordism;

the birth of extraordinary systems, and the starry sky beginning to become the road ahead