23rd Sun

This is a story about exploring technology in a wizarding world.
Probability, electromagnetic induction, nuclear physics and theory of relativity—all of this can be mastered through scientific exploration and learning.
Richard had always thought so… until he transmigrates to a world similar to the Middle Ages and becomes a prince. In this world of wizard and magic, he embarks on a journey to explain magic with science. One day, a dragon takes him away.
"This is not in line with aerodynamics? It does not satisfy the Kutta condition, Circulation Theory of Lift and Bernoulli's principle either? How can it fly? Is there a special power source in its body?" Richard could not help saying as he glances down at the huge dragon he was riding on. "Well, I need to research this."
"By the way, you said you kidnapped me to find a playmate for your daughter. That doesn't sound like a good reason, right?"
“Roar!” the dragon hollers furiously and waves its wings, soaring into the sky.
Will Richard be able to continue on his journey of exploration and unravel the mystery of the wizarding world?

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Exploring Technology in a Wizard World

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"Gulp," Macbeth swallowed the marmalade, closed his eyes to carefully savor the "delicious" taste, and then opened his eyes to look at Richard and the other two. "What are you following me for? It seems you're all quite curious. Well, it's no big deal telling you. What I brought you here for is actually quite simple—it's... to kill someone."


"Kill someone?" Nancy was taken aback. "Kill who?" Clearly, the person worthy of Macbeth, a certified Wizard, going out of his way to kill was definitely not an ordinary person.


Macbeth smiled lightly and did not directly answer Nancy's question. Instead, he gestured around the room, asking the three, "Do you see that this inn is quite lively?"


"Uh..." The three of them looked around and indeed found it very lively; most of the seats were filled. To say there was no vacancy was a bit of an exaggeration, but it was almost true. If Macbeth hadn't been wealthy, they might not have been able to pick out a quiet corner spot.


Chapter 208: Wizard Country and Non-Wizard Country