Lu Chuan has an additional [Road to the Rise of the Gods] APP on his mobile phone, which allows him to freely travel between modern times and the old magic city of 1920.
Living in Shanghai, a city dominated by foreign powers, Lu Chuan found that he could print flawless British pound cash at a modern and low cost!
So, Shanghai Beach welcomed a wealthy man who spent tens of millions of dollars casually.
What do you give the warlord for his birthday? Giving away a watch is too vulgar, so I spent a million pounds and went directly to the British consul to buy a royal fleet!
Arms embargo by major powers? I showed my cash and forced the German representative to sell the entire arsenal at a low price. The French consul begged to sell me heavy artillery!
A local snake wants to establish its power? Sorry, my bodyguards are all armed with German weapons, and the foreign inspector in the patrol room has to kneel down to pour me tea!
Use modern printed matter to swindle the powerful ships and artillery of the great powers, and then spend tens of thousands of dollars to exchange Shang and Zhou bronzes from the hands of the princes of the Republic of China and bring them back to modern times for cash.
Traveling across two realms, Lu Chuan not only became the richest man in the world, but also built an invincible fleet that swept the world in 1920!
Reader comments
Good-looking, very good, and better than mindless fun
It's not bad. You can conquer territory and get some rocket launchers. It's not much more fun. It's not that difficult
It's well written and very immersive. The author has solid writing skills. It's worth a read!
Not bad. I'm looking forward to the next plot.
Good, good, good, good
I still like the previous version where Lu Chuan owned a bank and bought the British fleet to dominate his small life.
Good-looking, very good, and better than mindless fun
It's not bad. You can conquer territory and get some rocket launchers. It's not much more fun. It's not that difficult
It's well written and very immersive. The author has solid writing skills. It's worth a read!
Not bad. I'm looking forward to the next plot.
Good, good, good, good
I still like the previous version where Lu Chuan owned a bank and bought the British fleet to dominate his small life.
A very good book worth recommending