In the year of Gengzi, in a rubber plantation on Kalimantan Island, a young man named Su Yi raised the flag of resistance.
At that time, Nanyang was a colony filled with gold in the eyes of the Dutch, and a chessboard where British and French forces intertwined.
No one believed that an armed force adapted from plantation guards could defeat the colonial army within a year; no one expected that this force born in the equatorial rainforest would have the entire world sign the "World Federation Charter" in just forty-six years.
From the primitive accumulation of rubber and oil to overtaking in the curve during the "Great Leap Forward"; from the local game in the Strait of Malacca to the tripartite confrontation in the global structure.
As Europe consumes each other in the trenches, and as old empires decay and collapse in crisis, a new civilized order is emerging along the equator.
(Parallel fictional world + no heroine + struggle for hegemony + industry + technology + passion)
Reader comments
This is too open to stretch your crotch! We only give you blueprints for everything. Can you be awesome if you have blueprints? If a modern person travels back to that era, he will not be able to survive that era if he has the foresight! It's already cheated, can't it be opened a little wider? The protagonist lived a miserable life in that era, and the readers felt miserable!
This is too open to stretch your crotch! We only give you blueprints for everything. Can you be awesome if you have blueprints? If a modern person travels back to that era, he will not be able to survive that era if he has the foresight! It's already cheated, can't it be opened a little wider? The protagonist lived a miserable life in that era, and the readers felt miserable!
Baffling.