The Wolf Warriors March Across Southeast Asia
狼兵踏南洋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Other names
- The Guangxi Army Marches South: The Fierce Campaign in Annam桂系南下：鏖战安南Alternate title on Fanqie
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High-Quality Nation-Building Novels Set in Australia, Southeast Asia, or South America
Break Out of Your Reading Bubble! Hand Over the Great Books on Your Shelves!
Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! I'll say it three times because it's important!!! A high rating doesn't necessarily mean a good book, and a good book doesn't necessarily have a high rating. Share all the books you think are good, preferably ones over a million words or completed at over a million words.
Stories About Founding a Country on the Indochinese Peninsula
Looking for something like "Starting in the Savage Mountains, I Lead Bandits in Fighting the Japanese". Any good resistance-war novels?
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A nation-building farming and conquest story set in the early 19th century, starting with a small faction and growing from there.
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
A Truly Thrilling War of Resistance Story!
I want to read something similar to Starting from Savage Mountain, Taking Bandits to Fight the Japanese. Nothing too implausible, please. The characters should have normal intelligence!
Any Novels About Founding a Country Abroad During World War I or World War II?
Transmigrate and Build Your Own Country
Kobolds.
Looking for Books About Warlords in Republican-Era China or the Late Qing Dynasty, Especially Without a System
The story needs to make sense. Don’t recommend stories that don’t make sense or rely on a System. And absolutely no romance.
Any Stories About Modern History and Founding a Country Overseas?
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas
Looking for a novel about founding a country overseas.
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
Any Novels About Warlords in the Late Qing or Republican Era That Are Over Three Million Words?
Please Recommend Republican-Era Warlord Novels
Preferably, don’t change the names or use homophones.
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I'm looking for something like "There's No Most Cautious, Only More Cautious".
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The writing is good and deliberately original! I've read up to chapters sixteen or seventeen, but I'm afraid to continue. I wonder if the author mistyped those suddenly appearing numbers, or if it's some kind of secret code?
The subject matter is good, but the writing style needs significant improvement.
Three million square kilometers of land is too little. Furthermore, I think you shouldn't be expanding southwards, but westwards. Rather than letting Bangladesh and India pollute these two rivers, directly occupying the entire northern regions of Bangladesh and India, incorporating the Ganges Plain, the Bengal Delta, and parts of the Indus River basin into your territory, would be far more…
To be honest, it's a bit fantastical, but these kinds of books are subject to very strict censorship, and authors have it tough, so I'll give it five stars.
Great, it was very enjoyable to watch, but the feeling of cutting corners was awkward.
This topic is novel, and it's well-written.
There's still a bit of a gap between them and Old Li's family next door 🤭🤭🤭
Keep it up! This book is similar to the one about the 1949 expedition to Southeast Asia, but it's much more enjoyable to read. Please write more so I can't read more.
This is the best book I've ever read about establishing a nation overseas. It's ruthless towards the natives and has a grand vision. The downside is that one of the countries completely disappears without a trace, which takes away a lot of the fun.
Excellent content, fluent writing style, five-star rating! 😁