The Rise of Small European Countries
欧陆小国崛起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Book on the Development of Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West
I would like to read a book similar to "Rebirth of England, From Gangsters to Chaebols (Starting from England)". The protagonist is in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West. It is a step-by-step development book. It is half black and half white. The time is usually around World War I and World War II. The American West can be in 1
Found a Country, Develop Territory, Have Independent Power, Modern Culture
Is there any modern culture that established forces abroad or founded a country?
Begging for Soviet Literature or Industrial Literature
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, and Modern Times Are All Fine (Reject Star Wars)
If the Protagonist Travels to a Foreign Country and Is a Foreigner, It Doesn't Matter Which Country He Is.
The main thing I can't accept is that I've traveled to a foreign country, to the West, and still have a Chinese name. That feels weird, so can you give me a way to completely travel to a foreigner? Since they are no longer in foreign countries, it means that foreigners do not want Chinese people.
Looking for Historical Literature, Industrial Revolution, Victoria, World War I and World War II.
Soldier, spy, agent, noble.
The theme is good, but don't spread it too big. Other colonies can be sold in exchange for the three colonies of Britain, France and the Netherlands in South America. To concentrate resources on the development of Brazil, it is best to move the capital to Brazil.
I hope the author will update the map. I am very satisfied with the author's update speed, so I decided to come here three times a day to generate electricity with love [laughs] I really liked your subject when I first started reading it, but after a few pictures, you got addicted. You, the king, felt like you had to see every immigrant in person. First it was the retired veteran who couldn't make it in his own country, and then it was the blacksmith from another country. Even a king had to take care of trivial matters. Later, after surviving the poisonous point, he finally breathed a sigh of relief, and he came to poison again. Your Portugal is not even a second-rate power and you have to get involved. The Pacific Ocean is so far away from you. You said you would go to Spain and exchange money with it for some small islands. Why is it nothing? You want to get involved with a Lanfang people who have been wiped out. I really don't understand.
It doesn't matter that Portugal and Brazil are two equal entities that share the same monarch. The gap between the two countries is too big and too far. It is only possible if the king goes to Brazil with his core strength.
I still feel that the mainland is too small, the administrative costs of controlling such a large territory are too high, and the risk of the colonies seceding is too high.
It is a rare Western history, and it is becoming increasingly rare in Portugal. It is well-written and has a lot of data and is very sophisticated. However, the shortcoming is that it is relatively dry, and it has always been a national event. There are no stories to soothe the mood. After all, it is just a piece of relaxation.
The first five-year plan foresees a total investment of approximately £1.2 Million, The writing is so good, the investment in 5 years is less than the annual GDO in Spain next door, and it can still catch up with the second-rate countries in Europe [face covering]
Quick update, why has the protagonist never dealt with the liberals in Portugal? Did I read too quickly? I feel like these people are not being dealt with.
It's a rare Portuguese subject. It's well written so far. I hope you don't take too big a step and don't make Portugal a world power all at once. Take it step by step. Good luck to the author.
It's pretty good, but I don't know how to deal with the black people in Brazil.
It's very interesting, the author should keep it up. [Laughing]
It's very good to write like this and there's no need to change it. The same is true for Qidian's foreign historical novels.
It's okay, the pace is a bit slow in the early stages
Really well written
Not bad, very pretty
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking Why use coal mines in Mozambique? There are many coal mines in Angola. What about northern Australia? The key now is to concentrate on bringing in the population. Spain and Portugal have basically the same pronunciation. Bring in immigrants from Mexico, Spain, Italy, and the Balkans to increase the population. Now is a good time to develop vigorously.
The subject matter is novel and the plot is reasonable
It looks pretty good so far
It has that kind of atmosphere, it's real.
I feel like the timeline is not in place. From 1888 to 1902, there were three five-faceted plans [AM][AM][AM]
The plot is good, but the author can recruit more European talents who are not yet famous, and then research the sulfa sect before the station to make war fortune
It's relatively hard-core, and it's more detailed about development and army building. Unlike some novels, in the years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, battleships were like dumplings.
It is consistent with historical facts and is better than those outrageous novels that have a system that explodes resources at the beginning.
Not bad, very pretty
Well written, give the author a thumbs up
I feel better now
It's getting slower and slower. Why are there only two chapters? Can I inexplicably update a million words [shy]