Young Marshal from the Start: I'm Heading to Nanyang
开局少帅：我要下南洋
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 767k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The theme of Nanyang's founding is well chosen, and it would be even better if it could be accompanied by a map.
Although there are loopholes and poisonous points, and the writing is not very good, the story is good, and it looks like Han nationalism, unlike some "foreign forces using cults to promote things like pyramid schemes." These people are Han people and are citizens, but there is no trace of nation and country in their hearts and minds, only evil, power, and money.
Yes, but it is too dangerous for the protagonist to have no descendants. Not to mention sons, he must have at least four or five sons to stabilize people's hearts, just like eunuchs.
Come on, author. I have read several books about the founding of the Nanyang Kingdom. Yours is the most realistic and enjoyable one. Come on, keep updating. The more you enter the dark room, the better your writing will be.
[Laughing] It's a really good novel, and the follow-up should be even more exciting. The general direction is basically God's perspective, such as military industry, tanks, aircraft, aircraft carriers, submarines, missiles, electronics, radars, engines, optical sights, aerospace, and network security. Basically, most of them can seize the opportunity and cooperate in advance. From the 1950s to the 2000s, the protagonist's foresight basically took too many detours. 50 Years of development have laid the foundation for more efficient follow-up, at least the existence of the Asia-Pacific overlord~
A good-looking Nanyang Jianguo novel, but I feel it is not as detailed as the one written next door by the Gui family. The economic and personnel composition of the next door is better than this one. However, the author himself risked being banned to write this book and it deserves 5 stars.
Never enter the dark room!
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Principal: I thought I was too bad at playing and it made me depressed... More than 2,000 remnants fled to Myanmar and almost surrendered to the National Defense Forces. At that time, they were a little suspicious. As a result, Laomei and more than 10 of the gangs lasted for three months! This was just the work of one of their sentees... Oh my gosh! ! ! At that time, I faced more than 10 tough men! I have persisted for more than three years. This is so valuable.
Great book! ! ! It's really possible to be consistent with historical facts! The filial son of America will never help Britain and France! After World War II, Britain and France were absolutely weak and could not afford an expedition. As long as the natives can be subdued, they can really separate themselves from one side.