Goddess of Magic's Divine Kingdom.
Roger watched it all, the expression on his face growing ever more delighted.
From the moment the Magitech Industrial Revolution began, he had realized that if this world truly embarked on an industrial revolution, it would be even faster and more intense than in his previous life.
The reason was simple. Tens of thousands of years of accumulation had turned this world into something like a powder keg. Even the tiniest spark would spur countless people into a frenzy.
No matter what kind of reform it was, once change began, its essence was to rally one group against another—to strip away the interests of some while granting greater interests to more people.
That was how rapid development could be achieved.
Without a doubt, that had been accomplished.
Countless people had benefited from this revolution.
Thus, they became its staunch defenders. Inspired by Roger, they unleashed even greater strength, strength more ferocious than Roger had imagined.
When he discovered that they were already planning to build aerial fortresses, Roger became even more certain of it.
Of course, there was another reason for this: energy. For the people of this world, obtaining energy was simply far too easy and convenient.
With abundant energy, many things that had once been difficult became far simpler.
"Still, this alone isn't enough."
Roger watched everything with great interest and could not help muttering to himself.
"What idea do you have this time?" the Magic Goddess asked curiously.
"The flow of goods among mortals is still too slow. The Golden Merchants' Guild ultimately has certain limitations," Roger said with a smile.
"What do you mean?"
"What if I created a function on the Magic Net similar to the Golden Merchants' Guild? Every merchant, whether a trader or a factory, could open a