Rising Up in Australia

At only nineteen years old, he is the general manager of the China region and has many years of experience. The conductor of a small train is the president. Isn't there anyone better among thousands of people? This book is so retarded that I can't stand it anymore.

Soil The Australian land is ancient and has been washed away by rain for billions of years, resulting in serious nutrient loss. The oldest rocks on Earth are found in the Murchissan Mountains in Western Australia, dating back 4 billion years. There are three main methods of soil fertilization: 1. Volcanic ash 2. The grinding of the bed by glacial movement 3. The slow rise of the earth's crust. Sorry, almost none of them are available in Australia. Australia's poor soils and low productivity have severe economic impacts on agriculture, forestry and fisheries. The fertility of the land is low, resulting in the need to invest in more mechanized tools and artificial fertilizers to cultivate crops, and the yield is still not comparable to other countries. The barren nature of Australian soil is not easy to see at a glance. The newly arrived colonists looked at the large forests and thought they were fertile land, so they cut down and overgrazed them. Then they found that the replanted trees and grass grew very slowly and had to abandon large tracts of land. Nutrients in rivers and offshore waters come primarily from soil carried by currents. However, Australia's soil is poor, the water has insufficient nutrients, and fish resources are easily depleted. Australia has the third largest fishing ground in the world, but ranks behind 50th in terms of output value. Freshwater fisheries are even smaller. Another serious problem is salinization. The Southwest's Wheatbelt soil contains salts blown in from the Indian Ocean over millions of years. There used to be freshwater lakes in the inland basins that were isolated from the sea. After the water evaporated, the salinity of the lake water increased. After it dried up, the remaining salt was blown to the eastern region. The Murray-Darling River Basin in the southeast is often flooded by sea water due to its low terrain. When the water recedes, it leaves behind a large amount of salt.

Brother, I don't have a golden finger. I think only Mr. Pei can survive in Australia in 1790.

Time traveled in 1790 and ended in 1798... Nothing changed in just 8 years

The author really made it up and made it up to himself

Australia was discovered in 1606, and was occupied by the British by 1770. You should respect history when writing novels.

Author, are you sure that the protagonist's mobile phone map can locate the location in 1790? How could an A380 with such a large tonnage land in 1790 without a professional long runway? It makes me sick to my stomach.

Chapter 1: The 21-year-old state-owned enterprise boss was defeated in an instant. The author must have never worked in a state-owned enterprise.

Shipbuilding Bureau? Still a 21-year-old director? 19 President of Greater China?

Dangerous venomous snakes are everywhere in Australia! Australia is home to the world's most dangerous venomous snakes! Maybe an inconspicuous twig on the side of the road is a world-famous venomous snake! Many people in Australia die from venomous snakes every year!