Reborn in 1895: Founding a New Nation in the South Seas
重生1895，我在南洋立新国
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- Reborn in 1895, Rising in Nanyang in 1914重生1895，南洋崛起1914Alternate title on Fanqie
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Rigorous, not mindless, not a simplistic novel, it's an excellent deduction story, a gem among novels (keep up the rigor and reasonable deductions, and please don't resort to mindless, all-encompassing plots). I'll keep writing as long as the author continues. I hope the author won't resort to mindless plots. Also, the reason why the author's performance isn't good is that he only updates three times a day. I hope he updates ten times a day.
It's alright, worth a look. Personally, I think the naval construction was a bit too fast. National development relies on talent. Southeast Asia was only established a decade ago, with a population of a few million, mostly immigrants from the impoverished lower classes of the Qing Dynasty. Literacy rates were low, so how did they acquire skilled workers and engineers?
Why can't production capacity be expanded? If you want to reap the benefits of World War I, expand production capacity! Build more branch factories and develop more industrial bases along the way. Don't just focus on developing Pontianak. Southeast Asia is so vast now, with many natural harbors. Develop more industrial cities near mineral resources!
This book is a rare example of a rigorously researched and enjoyable historical novel by Tomato (the author). It lacks a systematic structure, relying entirely on the logic of the era, thus avoiding the mindless, overwhelming plots typical of light novels. Its core feature is a robust and complete industrial development storyline.
Overall, if you're just looking for entertainment or something to pass the time, it's alright. However, you can basically ignore the numbers in the story because they are often contradictory and too arbitrary. Apart from that, without the ubiquitous system, the protagonist's step-by-step development (which is relatively logical, although the pace is still a bit fast, it is still based on…
Having read up to chapter 87, my overall impression is quite good. The writing is smooth, the story is coherent, and it's generally logical and even entertaining. The pacing is a bit slow, though the protagonist's aura could be stronger. Readers often crave a fast-paced, action-packed story where the protagonist is chivalrous, strategizing, and maneuvering with ease. With more experience and practice, the author should be able to improve, and the work will likely become popular.
Seeing more than 200 chapters, this technology is progressing too fast. The more I look at it, the more confused I become. A lot of content is exchanged between left and right
This novel is above average; the plot is decent, and the historical accuracy is also good. Its weakness lies in its urban novel feel, especially in the beginning, where it lacks historical depth and rigor. However, it improves as it progresses.
A fantastic novel, it's a pity not many people have read it, so I can't chat about it in the comments 🤦 The main body of the novel is very well-structured, there are no cheat codes, no ridiculous tricks like pulling out black technology and using it without warning. The technological development is truly planned in advance, climbing step by step. In many ways, it's very much to my liking 🍉
It's pretty good, well-written, much better than other systems, but it lacks national maps and general maps. I hope the author can add maps later.