
Reborn in 1945: I Found a Nation in the Pacific
重生1945:我在太平洋建国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 816k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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395Chapters
850Reads
5.7Score
87Listens
104.6kReads · all time
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In the early stage, Kyushu, Tsushima, and Ryukyu. Later, you can purchase West Guinea and the Maguru Islands from the Netherlands. Then find a way to capture East Guinea in Australia. It is not necessary in other places, and the country is small and there are many people in other places. With Guinea, the foundation will be established, and the population will increase in the future. It's possible to peek into mainland Australia. The Malay Peninsula looks for opportunities to support the merger with the Lion City to establish a Chinese country. East India was divided, South Asia was divided. There is no need to occupy other places, they should be divided and demolished. The island of Guinea and the Australian mainland are the foundation for thousands of years.
This book mainly tells the story of the protagonist Zhu Xinghan who split the Japanese island of Kyushu to build an overseas utopia. I hope your friends will like it.
[Inquiry] The author enjoyed writing it, and I enjoyed reading it. Taking Japan's postwar period as the starting point, using human nature as logic, and using the beautiful sword to open the way to establish the throne of Kaka. Why is it only 5.8? Is this fair? Who is giving it one star?
Very well written, really. Looking forward to your next chapter, keep up the good work!
Don't think about anything else, just feel good [take a closer look]
Publish less, just ten chapters a day, not a hundred or two hundred chapters, it's so cool!
Be careful, Auntie Harmony
The author should not follow their old path and write about the master of domestic harmony.
The writing is fine, I recommend it. . . .
Another masterpiece of the general, but unfortunately it lacks some kindness.