Wild North America 1619
by Zhang Erhe, The Imperial Censor Of The Capital
About This Novel
As the epidemic ends, the tourism craze that has been building up for three years finally breaks out. A green light suddenly appeared in the upper section of the Yangtze River, and several nearby ships suddenly arrived at the North American continent in 1616. At this time, the prelude to the great voyage had already begun, and European bandits were carrying out colonial activities in full swing. Whether hundreds of modern civilized people can successfully gain a foothold in this wild era, and what kind of collision will occur between modern civilization and conquest culture? A new era is about to begin quietly.
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Official(3)Scraped 3d ago
Speechless
The writing is very speechless, with no feeling of American imperialism at all. He is just a good man who wants to build an ideal world. The author has never been beaten by society, or he is a child.
The group costumes don't look good, only one protagonist looks good
Who is the protagonist? Are you watching? ? ? So many people traveled together and did this.
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 3d ago
Speechless
The writing is very speechless, with no feeling of American imperialism at all. He is just a good man who wants to build an ideal world. The author has never been beaten by society, or he is a child.
The group costumes don't look good, only one protagonist looks good
Who is the protagonist? Are you watching? ? ? So many people traveled together and did this.
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