Nanyang Overlord 1910

Wang Jiye, a graduate of the Department of History in the 21st century, traveled to Nanyang in 1910 and became the son of a wealthy Chinese businessman whose engagement was broken off. I wanted to lie down and enjoy the life of a rich second generation, but I saw my compatriots being trampled on their dignity by the colonizers - the Chinese were third-class citizens. The pride in his bones made him realize: without the peace bought by heroes and martyrs, he would not even be qualified to lie down! Binding the civilization fire system and using spark points to exchange for technical drawings and intelligence, he accurately grasped the contradiction between the British and the Dutch, from the rubber plantation owner to the tin mine overlord, from the caravan guard to the steel army. During World War I, the Chinese Autonomous Territory was established, and the Japanese cavalry were defeated in the war of World War II. When the smoke cleared in 1945, the young man who had been lying flat in the past had stood on top of the 30 million Chinese and established the Nanyang Federation spanning Indonesia, Malay and the Philippines - this was an era that belonged to the Chinese, and this was the legend of Wang Jiye! From lying down to striving for hegemony, from individuals to nations. A Nanyang epic about dignity, rise and revenge. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.