
Transported to South America in 1630, We Build a Superpower
1630群穿南美,打造超级帝国
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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- Fanqie
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542Chapters
562Reads
6.3Score
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Come on, "Travel 1630 and the Rise of South America", you can also take a look, it is the same place as you wrote, the characters he wrote are more three-dimensional and conflicting, and he also traveled 20 years younger, adults became children, and the old became young. He wrote about group portraits, pig's feet are countries, and the East Coast Republic
One star will be deducted for not exploiting the indigenous people but exploiting our own people.
I'm in tears, another 1630 South America. It's a pity for my country, the Great East Coast Republic. I don't know where there is a continuation. It is recommended that the author click on the picture
The writing is very good, especially not overly sexual, unlike some people who colonize the world in ten or twenty years. I hope I can continue not to be a eunuch
Dude, it's no wonder you got such a low score. I'm talking about an utopia and treating my enemies like a holy mother. It makes me want to be your enemy. Anyway, I won't die if I'm caught. I still have food to eat and don't have to work. It's so cool. As long as you succeed once, you'll be happy.
It is a group-portrait story, and the plot does not drag on. Every small character that appears embodies the details of building a country that is getting better and better. There is no protagonist, the protagonist is this emerging country, which is getting stronger and stronger. From the cautiousness of the Spanish South American garrison at the beginning of the journey and the low profile of the Spanish garrison in Asia during the first trip to Asia, to the direct deployment of warships to the Spanish garrison in Asia to blockade and pick up the Chinese, step by step, the establishment of armed pioneer groups in the American continent encroached on the territory. As a bookworm of over 30 years, I highly recommend it.
Come on, there are very few group chat articles, and not many reasonable ones.
Group travel novels are rare. The first time I read this type of novel was Lingao Qiming. There was another one written before Lingao Qiming. I forgot the name, but it was the earliest group travel novel. Keep up the good work, author! Just don't stop updating!
There is no system, not brainlessness, the population size is growing at a normal rate, and the industrial progress is normal. The above points are worth looking at.
The writing style and plot arrangement are okay. Is he an experienced author?