Horobi no Kuni no Seifukusha ~Maou wa Sekai wo Seifukusuru Youdesu~ - Ch. 32

[74HC595]

time is what they don't have here

He just spent like 3 years recreating paper, after being born into a knight family instead of a witch family. He HAD time, and he spent it WRONG.

 

[Kathartes]

He just spent like 3 years recreating paper, after being born into a knight family instead of a witch family. He HAD time, and he spent it WRONG.

O great armchair scientist slash strategist, might as well draw up the roadmap that will help them conquer the entire continent in 10 years when you're at it.
He didn't spend the last 3 years just making paper, it's just the mean to secure the fund for his other businesses, because papermaking is easy enough to pick up without any fancy technology required. Resources don't just lie around the corner for him to grab without care, nor everyone will work for him voluntarily without pay.

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter 🙏🏼❤️‍🔥

 

[Bibliothecarius]

Thnks for the chapter!!!!

 

[74HC595]

might as well draw up the roadmap that will help them conquer the entire continent in 10 years when you're at it.

I wouldn’t go that far, but instead of having a few dozen employees and his own money, surely he’s influential enough in his home territory to get ten times the number of people working on paper? Even if it’s just with a loan from his aunt? More so if it’s for a military good like gunpowder or crossbows or hot air balloons or whatever.

 

[AMicrowave]

any novel readers got any spoilers?

 

[nam23]

This isn't Dr. Stone speedrunning civilization. MC himself doesn't have in-depth scientific knowlwedge, so even papermaking took a lot of trial and error.

MC WAS a scientist. However you re correct he is no senku and he can't effortelessly bring back all type of tech quickly

 

[nam23]

He just spent like 3 years recreating paper, after being born into a knight family instead of a witch family. He HAD time, and he spent it WRONG.

When he started with paper, he wasn't aware of how bad shit really was: that's something he learned through his business growing.