
Handed Over to the Nation: Founding a Country in the Americas in 1400!
上交国家:1400年美洲建国!
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 84k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 31
Explore more →Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like "System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start".
Military Novels About Founding an Independent Nation and Crushing Anyone Who Defies You
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.
Transmigration, Another World, Farming, Five-Year Plans, Revolution, Liberation
Two transmigration novels by the author Er Mu.
Dual-Transmigration Stories Where Characters Can Travel Back and Forth. The Myriad Worlds Are Fine Too
Stories About Transmigrating to Primitive Society and Leading Primitive People to Develop Civilization
The protagonist leads primitive people in developing civilization, without any fantasy powers.
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Any Novels with a Strongly Patriotic Feel?
Looking for stories with no CP, preferably like Little Green River's Sorry, My Love Is the Motherland: about devoting oneself entirely to the country, or revolution, and things like that.
Are There Any Novels Where an Entire Country Transmigrates to Another World?
Something like Developing Another World with the Entire Nation.
Novels About Founding Nations Overseas, Secession, and Warlords
Transmigration Novels Where the Male Lead Can Bring Goods Back and Forth to the Modern World
I’m looking for a transmigration novel where the protagonist can travel back and forth to the modern world carrying supplies. The protagonist must be a man, must be a man, must be a man. That’s the important requirement: a male lead.
The Protagonist Founds Their Own Country
Founding a Nation, Developing a Territory, Building an Independent Power: Modern-Era Stories
Any modern stories about building up a faction or founding a country overseas?
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas
Looking for a novel about founding a country overseas.
The Protagonist Can Open Portals and Bring a Modern National Army to Develop Another World
Looking for books like Opening Up Another World, I Take My Country to Expand Its Borders. Anything where the protagonist can open a portal to another world and bring the country's military in to develop it? I've been really into this kind of story lately.
A Two-Way Portal Between Two Worlds
High-Quality Nation-Building Novels Set in Australia, Southeast Asia, or South America
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas, Set in the Ming, Qing, or Modern Era
Looking for books similar to "The Eagle Has Broken Away: Rebuilding the Great Ming in North America!"
Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
Looking for Novels About Recruiting an Army and Unifying the Country in Ancient Times, with a System
Nothing in particular.
Looking for Stories About Building a Nation on an Island
Any books about founding a country on an island? Please recommend some.
Transmigrating to Ancient Times With a Modern Army: Instantly on Another Level
Looking for Novels About Founding Countries in Australia, India, and North or South America
Stories About Bringing Chinese Civilization to Another World and Building a Nation
Someone goes to another world and establishes a nation, developing its technology and civilization. All races live equally in their country, without discrimination.
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The protagonist's system has a fatal problem. Each use requires gold. And it consumes a lot of gold. In the future, the gold in both worlds will be almost used up. Then wouldn't the protagonist's system be ruined? How to solve this problem?
Okay, the subject matter is relatively new
Good intention. . . . .
Not bad, right?