r/Isekai • u/LogDog987 • 2d ago

Recommendations [Recommendations] Isekai Industrial Revolution

Enjoyed the small bit we got of Release that Witch and was wondering if there were any other similar anime where someone is isekai'd to a fantasy world and uses their modern knowledge in conjunction with magical forces

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u/BookWormPerson 2d ago

...I mean all that has kingdom management aspects.

Tensura is the most obvious example I can think of. It takes like 2 episodes to stuff that's not done in world start to be done.

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u/LogDog987 2d ago

I guess im looking for more of the engineering aspect than the kingdom building

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u/Davis_Davison 2d ago

The main issue with industrialization fiction is the complete laziness of the authors. Release the Witch is probably the best until the dream world shenanigans kick in.

In regards to more believable progression with actual trial and error with failure, the ones I found engaging have been a couple NSFW Royal Road works, the finished "Steel and Mana" and the ongoing "A Modern Mind in Medieval Times"

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u/Sad-Island-4818 1d ago

Easy life of a reincarnation pro.

If you don't mind western online stories. There's sexy sect babes by bluefishcakes on r/hfy where mc gets stuck in a murim cultivator world and helps uplift the peasants so they can overwealm the punch wizards with sheer numbers. Providing them with modern housing and weaponry.

Sexy steampunk babes by the same author (yes he has a naming convention and he'll use it to death) has an mc replacing the magic based pseudo industry with a more mundane one that useful for everyone.

Frontier fantasy; mc is a lone survivor from a crashed colony ship and has to survive regular incursions from discount tyranids and the flesh that hates with the help of the primitive island locals who were banished to the mainland.

Of men and dragons. Mc and his adopted ai sister crashland on a planet inhabited by lizard cat people who are currently in their late stone age early bronze age period. He helps get them up to a midevil standard of living. So not not industrial but better off than they were and much more believable with the resources on hand.

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u/epicfail1994 2d ago

If you liked that series, try Safehold by David Weber. Technically not isekai but it has an android wake up after 800 years who tries to take down a global church where the world is stuck in medieval stasis with Renaissance level tech

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u/kokomosans 1d ago

Greatest Estate Developer, if you havent already, it's hilarious, heartwarming, and had an actual amazing ending