World War II: Using My Son's Inner Thoughts to Build a New World for the Chinese
二战：借儿子心声再造华人新天地
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- 673k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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Transmigrating to the Late Qing Dynasty as an Imperialist Power, Preferably Anti-Qing
Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Can't Seem to Find Any More Tomato Novels About Founding Nations in Nanyang or Australia
I'm looking for books like *King of Nanyang: Starting by Integrating the Stragglers of the Expeditionary Force*. Can anyone recommend something? I can't find any novels to listen to at work!
Completed, High Quality, Absolutely Must Be Complete!!! Any Genre!
Highly Recommend In the Name of the People
Looking for books like From the Start, Turning the Tables on the Shajia Gang: Why Is Liangping Weeping at the Grave?
Stories About the Qing Dynasty, Preferably the Late Qing, for Male Readers 🌝
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong Crossover Settings, and Southeast Asia
Share your number one pick with me!
Historical Novels About the Holy Roman Empire, Byzantium, Rome, and the Second German Empire
Looking for books similar to *A History of World Empires: The Austro-Hungarian Empire*.
Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
Foreign Elites: Korean and Japanese Chaebols, European Nobility, and Top-Tier Clans
Founding a Country Overseas and Developing Technology
Looking for books similar to *World War: The Empire Rises, and the Great Powers Tremble*.
Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
High-Quality Nation-Building Novels Set in Australia, Southeast Asia, or South America
Looking for Novels About Founding Countries in Australia, India, and North or South America
Transmigrators Must Rebel, Whether in Chaotic Times or Times of Peace
Otherwise, you're just a dog. No matter how great your achievements or how high you rise, they can kill you whenever they want. Just look at Bai Qi in the Qin dynasty, Han Xin in the Han dynasty, and Yue Fei in the Song dynasty. That's why anyone who transmigrates has to rebel.
Any Books About World War II?
No harem stories. Preferably set on the European battlefield.
In the Name of the People
I'd like something like The Babbling: The Veteran's Identity Is Revealed, and Hou Liangping Panics. Chapter 1: Hou Liangping, You've Gone Too Far. [Little heads, park yourselves here!] [This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental...] “Sir, do you have an appointment?”
Looking for Stories About Reform, War, and Revival
Looking for books similar to Magic Mecha Warfare? No, an Iron Tide! Otherworldly continent plus revolution, with an alternate history setting. In short, something like an art student or the October Revolution.
Looking for Stories About Infrastructure, Building Cities or Nations, or Transforming Them
Looking for stories about infrastructure projects, building cities or nations, or transforming cities and countries.
Over 2,000 Chapters About Building an Army and Founding a Dynasty
Over 2,000 chapters, about someone raising an army and founding a dynasty, with martial arts.
Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Red Army Era and Stays Through the Founding of the Nation
The protagonist transmigrates to the start of the Red Army's Long March, fights in the war all the way through, and stays until the founding of the nation!
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, or Modern Warfare. No Space Wars
Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like *System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start*.
Late Qing, Republican Era, and World War I: Building an Army and Dominating a Region
Looking for books like *Warlord: Super Talent System*.
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Very pretty. , I like this kind of building a country overseas, then developing the economy, and then driving the people. I think there is a lack of a third perspective, that of an inland person. That feeling of overlooking Nanyang, don't stop updating it
It's over if you feel good. Other small details are not the focus at all. I hope the author can work hard. It is best to write the plot after 2020. I love watching it!
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It is very well written among the Jianguo novels, and it is also very unique. The protagonist can hear the inner voice of his reborn son, and gradually realizes the great cause of the founding of the country.
It's very interesting and exciting, and worth adding to your bookshelf to read and listen to. Liu Yan must use his heart to remind his father Liu Minghua that the Liu family must always control their country.
Can the author post a map? I have to switch out to look at the map from time to time. Update faster.
This novel makes people feel emotional while reading it. Southeast Asia and Nanyang finally belong to the Chinese.
Get a map. Otherwise, you would know it is Nanyang. It's so big, I was confused after reading dozens of chapters. Is it Kalimantan, or should we add Sumatra?
After reading it, I feel that the architectural achievement is the highest among all the novels I have read. I feel that the structural logic is very reasonable. There are some mistakes in time and characters in some places, but it is still acceptable. The only drawback is that I don't know who Pigfoot is, whether he is the reborn son or Liu Minghua who can listen to his heart. Also, the institutional structure is very retrograde. , Since it is called an imperial constitution, local management uses a federal system to delegate everything except military power. I don't know the most important rights, military power, personnel, finance, taxation, and law. But other aspects are still very novel and interesting. Some are thought of, but most of them are unexpected. It is worth a look.
It's good-looking. It's definitely from a 10-year-old bookworm. It's great. I hope it compensates for some influence and makes it easier to watch and understand.