The Road to Expansion in 1899

The content of your book is very similar to that of Mr. Wen's great counter-story**

As a person with an ambitious system, I feel that the protagonist still has a bit of a promiscuous tendency. He is the master of his own country, the emperor, and a dictator. Wouldn't he be good at it? Why should you take refuge in others and be someone else's little brother? I'm speechless...

During the period of World War I, it slowly swallowed up the development of the territory, annexed the world in one fell swoop, and implemented industrialization transformation with the power of the whole country. Anyway, if you accumulate industrial foundation and industrial talents in the early stage, no one will care about you after World War I. Your attention will be on Europe. At that time, you can conquer the Central Plains in one fell swoop and have the opportunity to develop rapidly. There is still time to deal with South Korea on the side and open up the sea. This way, after World War II and the German Alliance, Germany will be in Europe. Rivers of blood flowed from time to time to keep Germany alive, so that it could deal with the United States alone. With a rapid attack, it could destroy the U. S. Pacific defense network and seize the Pacific Ocean as a bridgehead. Before the United States changed its military status to stun it, the United States could only continue to be beaten and passively defended. In this way, Asia can be completely annexed, and Japan should be beaten to a pulp in World War I. Colonized Japan

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I don't like any thoughts or actions you authors have on Chinese soil!! There is no room for such a system, but you have to mess around in your own country?? The world is so big and there are many landowners with vast land and sparsely populated land. Wouldn't it be good for the protagonist to occupy the land in a large area and at the same time stabilize and protect the common people?? Firstly, overthrowing one's own country's history is disrespectful to history; secondly, even though one has the ability, it still shows a disdainful view of the overall situation at home, which is a sign of inferiority. It doesn't matter whether the protagonist is in the founding of the country. At least he protects the country and the people and helps the local area with various support and assistance in other ways, so that the local area will not be blocked later.

Can I ask a question? Why have I never heard of a book with more than two million words before? I feel like you haven't recommended it? Today is the first time I saw this book

I wish I could travel through time in the first year, unify in the second year, expand in the third year, and unify the world in the fourth year. What a lunatic, but the author seems to think that the game is not enough, and keeps adding buffs. People like the author have ruined the golden finger. Basically, those with golden fingers are terrible at writing, and they don't understand the principle of overdoing is not equal.

This protagonist is somewhat tolerant, haha.

It's really good that the First World War is over. After enough benefits have been obtained, we will start to maintain peace and development. After all, they can only take so much territory at most. It is impossible to become a football captain, and it will hinder your own development. Think about the African Black Book. I doubt that the tax collected from being a football captain for one year will not be enough to maintain peace in each region, and it will have to disintegrate.

This is just the First World War, and missiles are about to come out. Technology is developing too fast. If this development continues, it seems that World War II will be dominated by guided missile destroyers. I'd also like to see you write about battleship bombardment. I would like to see a few super battleships built during World War II, as well as Montana and Elector. ^O^