List of reviews made by users for the Creating an Industrial Empire in 19th Century Parallel World novel.
14 users have written reviews for the Creating an Industrial Empire in 19th Century Parallel World novel and rated it with an average score of 3.2 out of 5. Our novel is ranked 647th among all the novels in the Light Novel World platform.
14 Reviews
37
Ch. 48 the novel is essentially the engineering version of Past Life Returner. MCs are monsters in engineering rather than finance but it follows the same codes. I wasn't really hooked after the romance started. A novel that can be interesting to read but I recommend reading Pasr life returner if you don't know what to read.
7
The story itself is a decent read, but I will caution that much of the endeavors the MC's (there are 2 in this story) go through are highly idealistic yet become successful regardless. I give it a pass on this however for the fact it is fiction, and since it is fiction it's not required to be exactly realistic. Though this will probably turn some readers away, I will say if you're in for a more casual read without caring much about how unlikely the events of the story would be in reality, it's quite a nice read. In terms of some criticisms however, there are instances that simply can't be overlooked that easily such as characters just absentmindedly not thinking of things that could be considered common sense or places in the plot that are simply far too convenient for the protagonists (in the sense there's so little conflict or such an easy solution to whichever dilemma they come across). Other than that really, I enjoy the novel anyway, even with its flaws it can be appreciated with the in-depth explanations of their technology, likable MC's (who are essentially like brothers), and fairly decent build-up of their business(es).
2
Very interesting story. After electricity, you can create the first Ford Model T he rode on ethonol "alcohol". in the history of the United States, the automobile has played the backbone in industrialization. I hope the author takes this into account.
3
A novel with an interesting premise, which is unfortunately marred by the focus on interpersonal drama. The struggles were interesting and mostly justified, until the inclusion of certain royal characters derailed the story. I had hoped it would fill the space of "Tyranny of Steel" after it finished, but sadly I had to drop it.
1
Its a good read with decent technical explanations. The concept of two mcs is novel to me as well with them sharing their workload. However the two mcs can be childish and a bit forgetful at times. This can be frustrating since it messes up some of their plans. overall its a good read and im looking forward to more
19
This had a very high potential and the first 20 chapters showed that. however, things just go downhill from there on. the writing turns bad, the mcs cant even take simple precautions such as creating fake college credentials to get rid of suspicions.
6
A bit unrealistic and fast paced. Writing style too literal and could use some improvement. Overall a chill book to read for casual enjoyers. If you’re looking for top notch writing, this is not it.
4
A good read with two MCs. Has it's similarities with ToS and RTW. Good at the start then went down due to inconsistencies. MCs tend to divulge information about their past world to their secretary and then author makes her forget after a few chapters. Kingdom building is good.
3
This novel is really good. It almost all the modern genres. And the author is also very hardworking to insure that we get the correct knowledge. I recommend this book for readers who like technology and scientific development.
6
It was pretty good as I started reading this in the beginning. But then, it seemed to start getting weird and downhill for me. Also, having every female characters cliche’ “very beautiful”, for me, it’s getting old. This read isn’t what I expected it to be. Of course, to each its own, some might actually like and enjoy this read, so give it a try.