1451: Contest for Supremacy in Europe
1451之争雄欧陆
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- Completed
- Length
- 446k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
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They're all idiots. The protagonist has a cheat ability, so why can't he be Han Chinese? What's with this "integrating local characteristics" nonsense? Does he have to become an American? Use his cheat ability to exchange for an American, then go back to the Central Plains? Would it then be a white-dominated world?
Is Han chauvinism really that popular now?
There are still too few Han Chinese; their numbers should be greatly increased. Furthermore, Han women should not be allowed to marry outside the Han population.
However, the theme of development that adapts to local conditions and integrates with local social culture is good; it doesn't just blindly shout about the Han Dynasty.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter eleven; the thought of over a thousand people crammed onto a ship...
The author should change the final chapter to "Killing Green Green," so it's not specifically targeted. It'll be more harmonious.
Having a cheat code to fuse a small part together is fine, but fusing a large number of parts and making the Han generals no longer Han is meaningless.
I feel that writing about alternate time and space in the new book is a mistake!
Where's the author's new book? The majesty of the Han dynasty must continue.
What the heck? That's it????