Dreaming Back to the Plutocratic Empire That Started World War Ii in Sicily
by Floating Dreams And Three Lowly Guests
About This Novel
Lin Changan unexpectedly returned to the European battlefield in 1942 with the "Rise of an Empire" system, and became a logistics soldier of the Eagle Navy. Relying on the biochemicals, technology, and tanks exchanged in the system, he seized Southeast Asia in this final colonial era and gathered the Nanyang Chinese under his banner.
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Official(23)Scraped 2d ago
A turtle, repatriated, comes back to dream.
In the second chapter, I started looking for a widow. I had a system and good looks, so I had to arrange a woman for the protagonist who had to lose her husband. I was convinced.
Forehead! It's a bit like the book "Go back in time and be a chaebol" written by Xiaoyu
It's basically the same as going back in time and being a chaebol.
Change the names of these areas, Chaoge, Langya, Chang'an, Lanling, Jinling, etc., Consume more indigenous people, and then occupy Australia, where there are few people and large land. We also promote Hanfu, bring back Ming Dynasty records, and the Yongle Ceremony to give our nation a sense of pride.
Where's Secretary Monroe? Get to work quickly!
It is a very attractive military article about World War II. It is very refreshing. You kill the Japanese first and then build the country. It is worth reading and I highly recommend everyone to read it!
Didn't read it, but the author has a suggestion for you. Human cloning is only the foundation for you to control the world. Real talents are the foundation. There shouldn't be too many clones. There shouldn't be too many doctors, teachers, scientists, etc. The maximum number of soldiers is 500,000.
I enjoyed watching the last few pictures.
There is a bit of procrastination in the middle, and it would be best to end it in 300 words or less for things that have nothing to do with the protagonist.
It's pretty, well written, and has potential.
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Official(23)Scraped 2d ago
A turtle, repatriated, comes back to dream.
In the second chapter, I started looking for a widow. I had a system and good looks, so I had to arrange a woman for the protagonist who had to lose her husband. I was convinced.
Forehead! It's a bit like the book "Go back in time and be a chaebol" written by Xiaoyu
It's basically the same as going back in time and being a chaebol.
Change the names of these areas, Chaoge, Langya, Chang'an, Lanling, Jinling, etc., Consume more indigenous people, and then occupy Australia, where there are few people and large land. We also promote Hanfu, bring back Ming Dynasty records, and the Yongle Ceremony to give our nation a sense of pride.
Where's Secretary Monroe? Get to work quickly!
It is a very attractive military article about World War II. It is very refreshing. You kill the Japanese first and then build the country. It is worth reading and I highly recommend everyone to read it!
Didn't read it, but the author has a suggestion for you. Human cloning is only the foundation for you to control the world. Real talents are the foundation. There shouldn't be too many clones. There shouldn't be too many doctors, teachers, scientists, etc. The maximum number of soldiers is 500,000.
I enjoyed watching the last few pictures.
There is a bit of procrastination in the middle, and it would be best to end it in 300 words or less for things that have nothing to do with the protagonist.
It's pretty, well written, and has potential.
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