Imagine waking up in a world brimming with magic, only to discover you're not the hero, but a witch – an anomaly in a society rigidly controlled by magically endowed nobles. In Marctempest's "I Became a Witch and Started an Industrial Revolution," our protagonist, Mitia, faces just that. He finds himself in a land where the elite hoard magical power, perpetuating a cycle of inequality. But Mitia carries a vision: magic, like industry, should serve the masses. Inspired by the plight of the ordinary, he ignites a revolution. Forget accepting the status quo; Mitia is determined to arm the powerless with something the nobles can't control: technology. Prepare for a world where steam engines roar alongside ancient spells, where revolutionary transport defies magical teleportation, and where muskets challenge the dominance of pure-blood mages. This is a story of clashing ideologies, where science and industry become the weapons of the common person. Witness steel eagles duel dragons in the skies, and tiger kings clash with behemoths on the land. As Mitia forges muskets, cannons, and war fleets, he brings a new kind of power to the world. But at what cost? He declares, "I grant you war—to end all wars!" And if a sovereign is needed, why not him? Dive into a world where history is forged on the edge of a sword, and dignity is earned through steel. Will Mitia’s revolution usher in an era of equality, or will his ambition consume him?