[Hearts of Iron IV System] + [Alternate History] + [Resistance Against Japan] + [Nation-Building] + [Cold War Rivalry]
Chen Zhengming never thought he would transmigrate.
Still less did he expect to transmigrate into the sixteen-year-old ruler of a small state in the South Seas in 1935.
His father dies suddenly, his uncle seizes power, Japanese trading firms are waiting for him to sign loan agreements, and British warships loom menacingly in the South China Sea.
Fortunately, something appears in his mind: the Hearts of Iron System.
Build factories, expand the army, climb the technology tree. While others are still using Hanyang rifles, he has already mechanized his troops. While others are still growing rubber and selling raw materials, he has built his own industrial empire.
Some say he won't last three months. Three years later, Sarawak has become the largest state in the South Seas, and he is elected king of the United Kingdom of the South Seas.
When World War II breaks out, he leads the Chinese people of the South Seas to stand with the Allies. Japanese warships plan to head south, only to find the skies over the South Seas already filled with bombers.
In 1946, he visits London and meets Princess Elizabeth.
A Chinese king and a British princess: their wedding captures the world's attention. For her, he converts to Protestantism; for him, she becomes the longest-reigning queen in British history.
As the Iron Curtain falls and America and the Union vie for global supremacy, the United Kingdom of the South Seas refuses to take sides. Chen Zhengming intends to create a third power.
This is the story of a man who uses a System to turn an imaginary country into a world power.
It's good. Now I'm suffering from the disease of not having strength without a panel. When can I have troop cards? I remember that the steel troops are graded. What a ragtag group. They have been battle-hardened for a long time. Now the troops only have one division in total. Forget it. I hope that when there are more troops in the future, we can have this. Now I'm reading Chapter 31
It's very well written, let me share my personal thoughts. The national policy cannot be too industrial and economic. Educational reform and military construction must also be carried out simultaneously. Even if rifles and cannons are available after industrial strengthening, the low quality of soldiers will not be enough.
If the United Kingdom has always existed, then I hope the author will expand the territory of this state. The state is too small and its strength is very small. I hope the author will correct it.