Transmigrating to 1943: Founding a Nation in Nanyang

It is a very novel but logically feasible idea of ​​Nanyang's founding. The content is fundamentally different from other Nanyang's founding texts. This book mainly focuses on the literary drama of foreign diplomacy and policy and regional influence, rather than the martial drama of land, population and national modernization in traditional Nanyang's founding texts. It is worth mentioning that the description of decolonization in the early Cold War is very interesting. It was not a vigorous independence movement and independence war, but an opposite path, through diplomatic mediation, doing everything possible to avoid war, and ensuring interests by gaining political capital. This book is also innovative in terms of institutional systems. It does not adopt the reform model of the University of Tokyo, but combines the national capital policy with the EU model. It intends to use economic means to establish a loose alliance of countries and create a model of economic cooperation in which no one can do without Nanyang. In this era, it is an extremely science fiction model, but it was just right in the Cold War.

I have read more than a dozen novels about the founding of Southeast Asia, and this one is the most realistic and pertinent. Many of the protagonists of the founding of the Southeast Asian states are full of stupidity. They either have a system to fight life and death to conquer the universe, or they think they are smart and others are fools and can play tricks on the great powers.

To be honest, this author is very bold, but he also cares about his life. Many things he writes are very hidden. I have read many authors, and most of them are mindless flattery. However, the things written by this author are very interesting, surpassing 90% of the authors.

Generally speaking, the liberal thoughts are relatively deep among various refreshing articles. It can be seen that the author's thinking and efforts are

It feels okay, above average, and the fact that the Southern Peninsula was not selected at the beginning like most people did, is something new. Although it is easier for Indochina to develop into a strong country at the beginning, if it is not cheated, no matter how hard you think, the eastern powers will not allow this to happen, so I feel that starting in Southeast Asia is also an option.

I really like the Nanyang Jianguo novel. The idea of ​​​​the founding of this country is different from others. It does not rely entirely on war, which is very close to my heart.

The plot of the novel is reasonable and there are no logical problems, but it is very uncomfortable for readers (it feels like reading a short article and cutting off the plot)

The details are pretty good. There is no one-stop solution. There is only slow development, accumulation of strength, and no overt conflicts. This can be resolved slowly with wisdom. Plan ahead and lay the foundation in advance. Farming flow is very good

The content is relatively solid, very good This book should be read slowly. It is quite in-depth and covers a wide range of aspects. It is well written.

A technical manual for peaceful nation-building in Nanyang. Reads like a log report. I put this book down in the early stages and found it a bit boring. It read very much like a report and had a bit of an AI flavor. Moreover, the main character did not have much screen time and was mostly behind the scenes. But this book started to become a bit more interesting in the middle. It is not the usual Nanyang founding novels where passion, war, and subjective will drive the plot. It is a founding novel that is obviously realistic, calm, restrained, sober, and objective. It is not flattering, does not take sides, and is not nationalistic. , And does not rely on emotions to influence the direction of the country. There is no tinted glasses. Through multilateral cooperation and constraints, diplomatic pull and compromise, and the use of world political trends to exploit every opportunity, the country plays its role, enhances its international status, raises trust levels, handles international relations, and improves the national economy. Very pretty! The author thinks it's good, remember to send money