Rise of North America in 1622: Reshaping

Okay, okay, although it is not as good as Lingao, it is a bit interesting. The author can try to write about the economic system and the evidence. He can also write about the emotions and conflicts between the time-travelers, the emotional relationship with the indigenous people (including all people of the current era), and the representative emotions of ordinary people. I hope that the author's subsequent articles on industrialization will be more hard-core and reasonable.

A good setting. It was a world where classes were clearly defined, and Europeans had a very low bottom line for moral sentiments. After all, as long as they repented, they could do bad things. They could only oppress first and then assimilate, and the Spanish sailing ships were filled with clergy such as religious godfathers. I wish you good luck and don't rush into the street.

The author writes very well and interestingly!