On top of the city wall, a commanding general passed by with his guards on inspection.
Soldiers on both sides scrambled to their feet and saluted him in respect.
The general pressed his hand down, signaling them to continue resting.
He entered the great hall on a gate tower, where quite a few people in officers' uniforms were currently pushing pieces around on a sand table, simulating the battlefield.
Long Fei had brought technology to this world, but because of the constraints of production relations, the underlying theory had not advanced much, so the level of technology had not made any qualitative leap.
Only some specific technologies had emerged and gone to the forefront.
For example, electricity and the appearance of a military industry sector, which drove the rise of a series of factories.
All it amounted to was being able to produce more guns and cannons than before, to smelt a bit more steel, to build a few more machines.
