The Empire Rises: Starting with the Indochinese Federation
帝国崛起：从印支那联邦开始
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Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
High-Quality Nation-Building Novels Set in Australia, Southeast Asia, or South America
Looking for World War I Stories About the Austro-Hungarian Empire, or the Second German Empire Works Too, I Am Tired of the Third Reich
Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like "System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start".
The Protagonist Founds Their Own Country
The Protagonist Starts a War in Southeast Asia, Has No Resources, and Trades Land with China for Supplies
Any Books About Southeast Asian Nation-Building Around 1950? Please Recommend a Few
Do Tomato Novel Writers of Anti-Japanese War Stories Always Have to Bring Up Bright Sword?
Modern Novels About Founding Countries Abroad
I Want Steel and Blood, War, Endless War!
Looking for books like "Warhammer 40K: The Rise of the Second Imperium". Humanity above all! Let the stars shine with civilization once more! Admit it: you can’t stand those bizarre aliens. They’re not like us.
Any Novels About Hearts of Iron IV, TNO, Kaiserreich, and the Northern Expedition?
Any stories about Hearts of Iron IV: TNO, KX, and Zhaoming/Northern Expedition? (Judgment Day)
Republican-Era Warlords, With a System. No Bright Sword, Please. Seriously, No Bright Sword
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?
Looking for Urban TV Drama Novels About Transmigration
Like Ode to Joy, Let's Get Married, The Male Nanny, and A Little Happiness.
The Protagonist Is a Modern-Day King or Something, and Keeps Developing and Expanding Their Country
Systems, black technology, anything like that is fine.
#Freshly Baked
Looking for books similar to The Cheat Life of a Lazy Little Fairy. The Cheat Life of a Lazy Little Fairy is a novel full of fantasy and lighthearted humor. Here are some reasons to recommend it: an entertaining plot, memorable characters, a fresh premise, and rich emotions.
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You've already transmigrated to another world, so why are you still fawning over a country that has absolutely nothing to do with your previous life? Is this Xia Kingdom in another world your previous homeland?
The pacing is a bit fast, but the overall narrative is very enjoyable. It avoids overly dramatic, "I'm not in the hands of fate" sentiments and instead focuses on more realistic exchanges of interests. At least among the WWII novels I've read, it's one of the better ones. As long as it doesn't fall apart later on...
That's great! This book should definitely expand to encompass the entire universe. Parallel universes, multiverses—don't just stay on Earth. Pure technology? And please, no cultivation/immortal cultivation elements.
It seems like there's no plot other than fighting.
Not bad, it's rare to find a book by a writer like Steel Wire that's this long. I haven't read it for months, and it's only gotten longer! [Note]
This is a Steel 4-star upgrade.
It's a very novel and great concept. The more you update, the more readers you'll get. 🍉
Good review, I'll give it my support. Keep it up, well written.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
The protagonist becomes the President of Gaul without striving.