Hu Dongsheng woke up one morning to find that he had transmigrated. OMG, he'd arrived in an era remarkably similar to the ancient world in his memories, both strange and familiar.
The land was ravaged by war. His father died in despair, having failed to make his mark, while his elders one after another surrendered to the enemy. Burdened by the nation's enmity and his own family vendetta...
Surrounded by powerful enemies, he could only cross the ocean. Drawing on his knowledge, he would slowly industrialize from nothing, defeat wave after wave of enemies, and ultimately rise to power in Australia!
Ten years to secure a livelihood, ten years to educate the people. Twenty years later, he would lead his troops down the path to world conquest!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Regarding this book, although not many people have read it, it is Xiaohu's first book after all, and I will continue to write it. Although the title of the book is "Rebirth of Australia," the foreshadowing is indispensable. Regarding the protagonist's struggle route, he is to gain a foothold in Borneo, and then rely on frantic immigration to Australia to achieve a massive explosion in Australia. Anyone who knows history knows that this generation in Southeast Asia is restricted by the climate and environment and cannot support a large empire, so please be patient. Moreover, once the protagonists and the others log in to Australia, the process of taking off will be immediate and there will be no delay. Due to some obvious political factors, I won't write too much about China in the front, and I ask for your forgiveness.
I'm convinced┗┃?■?┃┛, I'm convinced, but I don't have any historical knowledge at all. In the 17th century, Borneo had a population of 10 million indigenous people? In the 21st century, this island has a population of just over 10,000 people. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, it would be a problem for this island to have a population of 3 million.
What the hell are you writing? During the war in the late Ming Dynasty, the population in the north was basically wiped out, especially when the Qing Dynasty entered the customs many times. Shandong and Hebei were killed to only a few million people, and Henan only had a population of more than 3 million. Sichuan was basically wiped out. The whole of China only had tens of millions of people, and Indonesia had only a few million to less than 10 million people in this era. The population was concentrated on Jawa Island. Other islands had very small populations. The Philippines only had a population of about 3 million, as long as it was concentrated on Luzon. Probably around 500,000 to 1.5 Million people. Including Vietnam, Thailand, and Myanmar, the population is only a few million, North Korea has a population of about 5.6 Million, and Japan has a larger population, ranging from ** to ** million. Australia's Aboriginal population is estimated to be between 200,000 and 800,000
You still have three provinces and six provinces, and your head is pinched? If you don't copy the current system, create some antique system, and develop a dick?
A person who doesn't even understand history writes novels. He is so drunk that Borneo has a population of 3 million in this era.
Chapter 4 is updated today. I hope you readers can give me your support. Thank you!
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If you have any suggestions about this book, please send them in and we will discuss them together. The preparation ahead is a bit long, but the pace will pick up soon.
About Chapter 89: Ranking of Jin Kingdom's Cities (Third Update) Chapter 89 of "Rebirth and Rise of Australia" written by Hu Shuo Ba Dao.