1919: Beginning with the Conquest of Australia
1919从征服澳洲开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 970k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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There are so many indigenous people in Southeast Asia; capture them to dig out the eastern watershed. Digging through the watershed will turn the inland area into a vast fertile plain.
Taking over Australia and Southeast Asia is enough; we don't need too many. The population was around 200 million before 1949, with Chinese making up over 75%. Go for it! 👍
Summoning soldiers and researchers is a major highlight of this book, and this feature shouldn't be completely removed. The best approach is to keep it within limits to cater to most readers' needs. Also, the update speed is too slow.
Yes, it's very well written and enjoyable to read. Keep up the good work and update more often!
Just a small suggestion: please stop using the term "servant"...
After occupation, immigrants could be established, and an inland sea could be created in the middle of Australia to change the climate. The author of this system could consider this, otherwise there won't be enough population and arable land.
No wonder so few people watch it; add some markings, templates.
It's quite exciting; I'm looking forward to the next episode.
Not bad, there's a female lead but no author.
After watching for so long, I have to give it five stars.