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Transmigrate to a Small Country and Grow Its GDP to Number One 穿越小国，发展GDP到第一
[Transmigration + Farming + Development + War + Ensemble Cast + Ideals] To borrow Sankara's words: What was the Republic of Bujinia like before he took over? Its national GDP was just 7.26 billion dollars. Its land area was a pitiful 274,000 square kilometers. Its entire armed forces numbered fewer than 100,000! The navy? What's a navy? Can a landlocked country even have one? And what was Bujinia like after he took over? Its GDP surpassed that of the United States Federation, accounting for 40%
32.1kReads9.3Score2kShelves
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Human Civilization, I’m Going to Have My Way with You 人类文明，我要狠狠地操作你们
[Transmigration + farming + technology + war + ensemble cast + ideals] On the eve of World War III. Aaron Bush, Supreme Executive of the Alliance of the Community of Shared Destiny for Mankind, delivered a prewar address to the nation: “Comrades, war is coming!” “This is a war we absolutely cannot afford to lose. Even if we have to throw rocks or bite with our teeth, we must win the final victory!” “Because we are the last hope of human civilization!” “If we lose, human civilization will sink in
43Reads—Score—Shelves
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Want to Destroy My Country? A Great Purge from the Start! 想毁我国家？开局直接大清洗！
[Welcome to the evening news.] [Since the beginning of this year, and especially after the 116 Incident, the situation in the People's Federation has changed dramatically...] Chu Zhong, who had taken his own life in despair, never imagined that he would be reborn, and back to the age of seventeen, no less. Standing by the window, Chu Zhong looked back on everything from his previous life and murmured, “Since fate has given me the chance to do it all over again, this time I’ll seize it with both
29Reads7.2Score—Shelves
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Transmigrate to a Small Country and Build Its GDP From Scratch 穿越小国，从零开始发展GDP
You want me to sign a treaty selling out my country? Back when I had only ten thousand soldiers, no planes or tanks, and no missiles or artillery, you asked me to sign a treaty selling out my country. I didn’t give you a hard time about it. But now I have a million troops, tens of thousands of armored tanks, and planes and missiles blotting out the sky, and you still want me to sign a treaty selling out my country? Then what was the point of all that development? Now it’s your turn to sign!
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