War Fires Across the Seven Seas

Speaking of which, I'm really curious, is Xiling still the same young Chu Nan? How come after writing so many romance novels, it's still filled with Chu Nan's fantasies? Xiling is a writer, after all; if she could just indulge in her writer's romanticism, she should be able to find a girlfriend much more easily.

Damn, I was laughing while reading The Great Depression yesterday #(funny) Luckily I don't deal with cryptocurrencies

The plot of the earthquake is so ridiculous, it's absurd yet somehow reasonable. Is the next step to have the army, police, students and workers collectively rebel and return to the suzerain state?

The Tang Dynasty's treaty battleship was a vessel with an empty displacement of 38,900 tons, a standard displacement of 41,880 tons, and a full load displacement of 47,080 tons. We can look forward to what happens next with the overweight king in the treaty. #(Laughs)

The geographical terms have been completely altered, ruining the reading experience. Why not submit such a good article to Xirang instead of publishing it on this abstract platform?

It's hard to imagine that a story about Tsarist Russia could be written in more than twenty chapters.

Japanese Twitter is proving to us that earthquake weapons are real. #(Funny)

I caught up to the latest update. I was originally planning to check the author's update schedule and maybe urge them to update. But after one glance, the update time is... Unbelievable! What kind of genius updates at 4 AM every day? 😂 Don't let this die on my phone!

Has the author been ripped off by American air warfare? They're even praising air warfare! During the day, the South Pacific islands rely on carrier-based aircraft and army air groups; at night, it's torpedo and gunboat cruisers and battleships going head-to-head. They're bringing up the internal conflicts between Japan's naval and land forces during WWII, the conflicts between battleships and carriers, and the resource and fuel shortages of the Japanese navy. If you were to travel back to WWII and fight the US in the Pacific and South Pacific, don't expect to gain an advantage through unique weapons; you'd have to rely on industrial resources and military strength. And you have the tributary system providing manpower and resources? In a great power struggle, playing dirty tricks might give you a temporary advantage, but in a real confrontation, it's all about hard power.

Congratulations to Li Che on becoming emperor! *Clap clap clap*