Cross-Dimensional Tech Engineering: Starting in Cyberpunk
Chapter 1000

"He advanced, and the battlefield collapsed behind him."

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Wireless communications had indeed been jammed, because at that very moment, the air near the battlefield was filled with vast quantities of high-energy and charged particles. No means of communication that relied on electromagnetic waves could function normally.

But Latveria had means of communication beyond those that relied on electromagnetic waves:

Interdimensional communication transmitted signals directly to devices from outside the universe. This meant that the methods used to drive The Manufactury and coordinate production could also be used to coordinate combat!

Yet he had never expected that the stockade wall before him would be blasted to pieces before it could withstand even a single round, or that he himself would nearly be killed in the explosion. For a general, defeat was sometimes nothing to fear. What was frightening was losing without understanding why-that was the most maddening thing of all.

The old man, over sixty, with a white beard and snowy hair, had seen life and death throughout his life, yet he still could not bear to extinguish the hopes of the patient's family.

He was right. From the start of the work to excavate the great canal until now, he had led the garrison officers under his command and the conscripted laborers in trying every method, whether practical or not. Yet they still had no way to deal with the mountain before them.

The second burly man's saber was already drawn and held against Lin Silang's neck. Its coldly gleaming spine scared away quite a few of the tea drinkers watching the commotion.

The Hydraulic Power Hammer first appeared in Europe. Its invention not only greatly reduced the need for manual labor, but also indirectly promoted the development of iron goods.

"Your Highness, the glassworks is ready and can begin production," He Miao replied.

Cao Cao puffed out

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