Building Australia: From Kangaroos to Dragons

The theme selection is reasonable and the plot development is quite good. The most important thing is that the author or the protagonist does not do anything politically correct (no matter which country you travel to, no matter what your skin color and race are, you must help the Chinese at all costs) I don't know if it's because of the tomatoes or the author. The timeline of the novel is quite fast. According to the author's writing style, it will probably be finished in about 100 chapters (after all, the age of the protagonist is left aside).

I feel that if the protagonist dies, Australia will have nothing to do with the protagonist's descendants.

A very good book. Don't know why the rating is so low. As a child of the royal family, the sun never sets, he establishes the country, vigorously develops it, and pays attention to military affairs. I just hope that there will be more information about Chinese immigration and support for China during World War II in the future. [Bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one] I read some reviews. I won't talk about the bad ones. One reader said there was no political correctness. It doesn't matter which country the protagonist is from or what era he is from. Maybe it's because "Huaguohun wore it, wore it, and helped the Chinese after establishing its power" didn't do this or [OK] makes sense. After all, the background of each novel and the country of its characters are different [salute]. Historical and political factors [salute] also play a role. It is still necessary to write logically [the grass has been planted][the grass has been planted][the grass has been planted]

The protagonist is over 30 and is still a bachelor without a wife.

AI is developing rapidly. Now I don't have much problem using it to write articles. I enjoyed reading this book. It would be nice if the update were more powerful. It would be better to finish it by the end of the 20th century, and show more of the technological and military capabilities of Australasia after it became the hegemon. Otherwise, it would not be fun enough. It would be boring to just finish it when you can finally show off your skills.

This historical web article is amazing! There is no boring accumulation of historical materials, the characters are as vivid as if they have stepped out of the history books, the game of power is thrilling at every step, and the interweaving of the court and the rivers and lakes is full of tension. The lines are full of fireworks and feelings of family and country, the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, and the twists and turns are so exciting that you can't stop watching it until you stay up all night!

The writing is very good, but maybe because I listened a little fast, I didn't hear the specific details in the middle, that is to say, I didn't hear the hint in the middle. How many years and how much time passed, and finally I suddenly said this to me. It was more than ten years later.

I want to see the main character give it a hard time during the Great Depression in America

This is a good book. The writing style is getting more and more online, and I can see that the author's level is gradually improving. However, the content has become a little cumbersome recently, and it feels a bit like a run-down. It's not that there are problems in every place and everyone has to deal with it personally. If it doesn't work, let's speed it up. If the Navy adds two more Dreadnoughts, we can almost start a battle.

Top-notch, a realist who shocks our souls. Although it does not have the complexity and subtlety of human nature, it has a systematic and logical side. It is recommended for those who are not brainless to read it.