
Raising an Army in Nanyang: You Were Told to Hold the Line, but You Founded a Nation
南洋爆兵:让你守阵地,你建国了
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- War & Espionage
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Resource exchange is too expensive, and they're stingy with troop production.
A wish-fulfillment story should be written for the sake of enjoyment. To avoid censorship later on, it's best to mention the north as little as possible, or simply ignore its influence altogether. However, you could write about a federation around the Indian Ocean. With the Indian Ocean turned into an inland sea and a massive military buildup, this is indeed a possibility.
Well done! Give those petty people a good beating!
This book is so well written, everyone loves reading it.