Novels About Founding a Country Overseas, Set in the Ming, Qing, or Modern Era

1 大 Ming Dynasty, You Are Called Manqing? Salted Fish Is Too IrritableHistorical1.6M WordsOngoing 4.1kReads8.7Score264Shelves

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The first book is about rebuilding the Ming Dynasty in the Philippines, and the second book is about a group of time-travelers traveling through North America 400 years ago to establish an ideal and equal republic.

3 帝 The Rise of an Empire: I Extend the Ming Dynasty by Seven Hundred Years! Little Shark Living in AntarcticaHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 31.9kReads8.8Score2.2kShelves

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This book is also very well written. This one and the one about traveling through small countries to develop GDP are considered the best on Tomato.

4 1 The 1949 Southern Campaign: Conquering Southeast Asia and Founding a Nation Overseas Lord Cat Who Loves Tomato and Egg Stir-FryUrban1.8M WordsOngoing 83.1kReads8.2Score4.2kShelves

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I think these books are all good

5 殖 Colonial Ming Dynasty Shang DazuiHistorical1.6M WordsOngoing 5kReads8.8Score355Shelves

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If you can't survive in modern times, go and colonize the Ming Dynasty. You will definitely gain wealth and glory in the new world.

11 你 How Did a Tiny Country Become a Permanent Member of the Security Council? Won a Wisp of Tea Fragrance at Book GamblingUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 52.9kReads9.3Score3.7kShelves

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I think this is the best book on overseas founding of the country on Tomato. It can be said to be from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but there are some changes.

12 大 Great Ming 1775: Afraid the World Isn't Violent Enough Dawn at Seven WatchesHistorical570k WordsOngoing 63.5kReads8.9Score5.4kShelves

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The protagonist of the first book time travels to a descendant of the Ming Dynasty in North America. Then build a country there. The second book is about the protagonist who founded the country in Australia, punched the West, and kicked the Qing Empire. Then Domination of the World, the third and fourth books are pretty much the same.

16 冒 The Fake Warlord Toxic ThoughtsUrban299k WordsCompleted 1.7kReads7.0Score—Shelves

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These are all about overseas nation-building, from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the late 20th century.

25 什 What? I Am in South Adam, the Ming Emperor The Breeze Passes over the Hills YpzHistorical331k WordsOngoing 13Reads7.9Score—Shelves

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🌈🍀1. The protagonist becomes the descendant of Zhu Yunwen who lives in the Americas. He establishes the new Ming Dynasty in the Americas, discovers military industry and mining, and gradually returns to the homeland of the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty?????? Is gone, only I, the Zhu Ming Empire

26 欧 European War: the Mastermind Behind the Move of Europe Countercurrent Little ShrimpsHistorical479k WordsOngoing 1kReads8.6Score—Shelves

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These few books. The first is about Serbia, the second is about the protagonist coming to Burma after the defeat of the Kuomintang, and the third and fourth are novels about America.

30 开 Starting Out with the Guangxi Clique, I’m Heading to Nanyang Southeastern ShanxiUrban1.7M WordsOngoing 218.4kReads8.7Score16.9kShelves

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That's definitely him! No doubt!

31 晚 The Great Warlord of the Late Ming Steel AfterglowHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 17.3kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves

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The first volume has been completed. It is a very good work from the late Ming Dynasty. Highly recommend a new book that I am currently reading. No system. 1644 Begins. There is no brain storage. Cool but not brainless. The story line and the historical line are cleverly combined, the development is logical, and there is no Great Leap Forward. You want to read about the anti-Qing war, city siege and defense, fleet raids, and overseas colonization. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

33 魂 My Soul Has Penetrated the Ming Dynasty, and I Founded the Country in Australia Lazy to FallHistorical373k WordsOngoing 18Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The "Dimensionality Reduction Strike" of the Academic Overlord: Maintaining neutrality in the battle of Jingnan, and leading Zhu Yunwen backhand to build a technology empire in Australia! If you are tired of the old routine of palace battles and nine sons fighting for the heir in the Ming Dynasty, I highly recommend trying this book "The Soul Passes Through the Ming Dynasty, I Founded the Nation in Australia"! The protagonist, Zhu Bai, is a master of both modern military industry and history, and has traveled through time to become the seventeenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. He was well aware of the trend of history and decisively chose "low-key development": he borrowed agricultural advice from children, secretly studied ancient books and climbed the technological tree, and took the initiative to ask Feng Qiongzhou to stay away from the center of power. Overseas, he farmed, made firearms, and trained in the navy. During the Battle of Jingnan, he sat firmly on the Diaoyutai and won Zhu Di's recognition with his strength. But the real climax had just begun - he seized the opportunity, led his people across the ocean, and founded a country and a capital in Australia! From then on, a new chapter of "Founding a country with science and technology + co-governance by Chinese and foreigners" was opened, with a combined Chinese and Western navy competing for maritime hegemony and sowing the seeds of Chinese civilization overseas. The main theme of the book is technological hegemony + map expansion. The plot is solid and not hydrological. It has the depth of historical strategy and the refreshing feeling of opening up the ocean. Readers who like "Lingao Qiming" style farming or are tired of traditional time travel infighting are definitely worth buying!

34 1 1942: the Story of the Founding of Southeast Asia's Chaebols Unknown on the StreetsUrban190k WordsOngoing 7.8kReads—Score651Shelves

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Come and take a look at what I have written. I am an old foreign history writer from the next station. I have written two 3 million word foreign historical novels. Come and take a look at my new book.

35 大 King of the Ming Dynasty: I Want to Build a Country Overseas These Five SheepHistorical977k WordsCompleted 1.3kReads8.0Score—Shelves

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These two books are still in existence, and they are the best ones I have ever read.

36 1 1860: the Entire Xi'an Traveled Through Southern Anhui Chili PepperHistorical462k WordsOngoing 154.7kReads8.2Score22.3kShelves

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Travel across the city, restore China, good-looking and hardcore, not brainless

37 北 North America Rebuilds China Louis RosaHistorical957k WordsCompleted 997Reads—Score—Shelves

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A very good time travel story, unsystematic, and about the development of Ming and Zheng after they had traveled east to America. The author has a very good understanding of the history, culture and local geography of the North American aborigines, and on this basis he adds Chinese cultural ideas. What stands out is cultural victory, not the usual content about extremely rapid technological advancement, not cool writing. It may be a little uncomfortable in the early stage because there are a lot of things about indigenous mythology and language. But then, just as the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains, you can feel that this is Chinese civilization with American characteristics.

38 1 1912: Sweep Through a Chaotic Era with My Arsenal Break the Horse, Raise the Spear, Pacify the WorldUrban871k WordsOngoing 18.1kReads6.6Score1.1kShelves

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Recommend a hardcore warlord novel! Traveling back to the late Qing Dynasty, although there is a system, it is not mindless. It follows the real historical events and uses forward thinking to change the pattern. The further you go, the more advanced it becomes. Those who like the war tactics of the Republic of China can check it out. [Grass has been planted][grass has been planted][grass has been planted][top post]

39 抗 Anti-Japanese War: the Rise of the Expeditionary Force in Southeast Asia Wind Thirty-NineUrban731k WordsCompleted 21.1kReads8.3Score1.2kShelves

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40 从 Beginning in 1775, Latin America Was Unified Fox Ming in JulyHistorical165k WordsOngoing 16Reads—Score—Shelves

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They are all novels about groups traveling to North America to found a country.

41 乱 The Turmoil of the Qing Dynasty Watching the Clouds at DuskHistorical2.3M WordsCompleted 3.8kReads8.3Score283Shelves

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It's a very interesting book about the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty.

42 铁 Iron-Blooded Nanyang: from Marshal to President Southeastern ShanxiUrban767k WordsOngoing 239Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These two, God

43 从 Begin the Rebellion from the Sino-Japanese War of 1994 to Build the Strongest China! Chu Ba WangHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 144Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The founding of the country overseas mainly occurred during the First World War and the Second World War.

44 明 The Nanhai Frontier Company of Chinese Businessmen in the Late Ming Dynasty Eye Demon's EyesHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 673Reads6.1Score—Shelves

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Personally, I think it is a good book that is delayed by the title, and the entry point is quite unique.

45 战 War Thunder: A Guerrilla in Myanmar, I Found My Own Nation Potato HeroUrban2.2M WordsOngoing 32.9kReads8.9Score1.5kShelves

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In the first book, the protagonist was born in the Nanyang Expeditionary Force. With his golden finger, he established a foothold in Nanyang, established his own country, and provided protection for overseas Xia people. In the second book, the protagonist makes a fortune in the Middle East. After getting rich, he begins to recruit troops and builds two forces, one overt and one covert, to gain the attention of big countries.

47 海 Overseas Legacy of the Song Dynasty: the Beginning Is the Naval Battle at Yashan The Boy Who Tends CattleHistorical670k WordsCompleted 607Reads6.9Score—Shelves

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A good article on the founding of the nation overseas in modern times

50 二 World War II: Using My Son's Inner Thoughts to Build a New World for the Chinese Wings in the SkyUrban673k WordsCompleted 175Reads5.8Score104Shelves

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The hero's reborn baby turned out to be a story that the hero's father could hear his voice and went to Nanyang to found the country [face covering] It was really written with passion, and the group of people in the courtyard even performed a friendly performance