1865: Heaven's Grand Design
1865年，天佑雄图
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Transmigrating to the Late Qing Dynasty as an Imperialist Power, Preferably Anti-Qing
A Man's Romance: Massive Warships and Huge Guns, Late Qing, World War I, or Republican-Era China Are All Fine!
Military Novels About Founding an Independent Nation and Crushing Anyone Who Defies You
Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like *System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start*.
Novels About Founding Nations Overseas, Secession, and Warlords
The Protagonist Founds Their Own Country
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas
Looking for a novel about founding a country overseas.
Late Qing, Republican Era, and World War I: Building an Army and Dominating a Region
Looking for books like *Warlord: Super Talent System*.
Founding a Country Overseas and Developing Technology
Looking for books similar to *World War: The Empire Rises, and the Great Powers Tremble*.
Transmigrate and Found Your Own Country
Kobolds.
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, or Modern Warfare. No Space Wars
Ruthless and Cunning, Not a Do-Gooder, Self-Centered, and Believing in Survival of the Fittest
Looking for books similar to "Mortal Cultivation: Ten Thousand Corpses Forge an Immortal Bone (Blood Demon Ji Yin)." The story abandons the traditional System golden finger and emphasizes the jungle law of survival of the fittest. The protagonist advances cautiously through the cultivation world with sinister schemes and ruthless methods, fully embodying the qualities of a sly survivor.
Looking for Stories Where You Can Buy Soldiers and Subordinates with Money
Looking for books like *Growing Stronger by Killing, Starting Out as a Jianghu Ruffian*. Please recommend conquest stories where the protagonist can use money from their own world to buy soldiers and subordinates.
Any Books About Southeast Asian Nation-Building Around 1950? Please Recommend a Few
Looking for Novels About Founding Countries in Australia, India, and North or South America
Please Recommend a Late Ming-Era Story About Fleeing to the Americas or Oceania to Found a Nation, with No System and Total Self-Reliance
Well-Written Historical Novels
Looking for books like *The Story of How I Pretended to Be a Nobleman of the Southern Dynasties*. It’s so good. Highly recommend it. Go read it right now!
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It's rare to see this subject matter, and I was fascinated by it as soon as I saw it. It's very good, and it's a little different from what Pu Yawu wrote. They are both excellent. I hope it won't break down in the future.
It is recommended to start reading the second volume. Although the first volume is not smooth, it is still readable. I prefer novels with this theme.
It has been pioneering for twenty years, but no descendants have been seen?
Very exciting! Thrilling
Generally speaking, the writing on national development is good, and the protagonist is okay as a leader. However, the personal life of the protagonist is barely described. As a king, it is still in the 19th century. In the first five years, the country's population has developed and the country has stabilized. But there is no woman, which should not be unreasonable. It is true that leaders focus on development, but leaders are also human beings and need to be taken care of... Come on, author
It is a rare book about the descendants of the Taiping Rebellion, and the subject matter is novel.
It's very good. The plot is rigorous and interesting. Please update it quickly to build a strong army and a modern city.
You can still read it now. I hope your empire will become stronger and stronger, but I don't like your name. Your empire is called the Daxia Empire because I have heard it too many times. The empire in many people's novels is called the Daxia Empire. The empire in your novel can be called the Dali Empire, because this empire is yours, so you can call it the Dali Empire [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
Isn't it developing too fast, taking over many parts of the Pacific in one fell swoop? I feel like Australia has not developed it yet.
Basically, don't read the first and second volumes. Just read the third volume and enjoy it. It's very well written and has no ink stains.