The Pacific Super-Empire

The protagonist is intelligent and travels to a primitive tribe. The tribespeople can learn Chinese in a month; how can they call that stupid? What about the Japanese and Americans? They still call the natives stupid. It's like the protagonist is a college student, while the natives are just elementary school students who understand things only college students understand in a year or two.

The author doesn't need to conquer the whole world; they only need to develop Hawaii well and make it the safest, most developed, and richest place in the world. They shouldn't make the same mistake as other authors, occupying this place today and that place tomorrow, and then padding their word count to tens of millions.

After all, for a primitive civilization to jump so quickly from the Iron Age to the Gunpowder Age is a bit too fast. The necessary components for a modern civilization aren't complete, and tribal cohesion isn't high. Once in the Americas, there are abundant resources, large tribes, and a large population. Hawaii could easily become a transit point to Asia.

The most disgusting thing is trying to establish a republic in a primitive tribe. Even in the Republic of China era, Yuan Shikai still wanted to establish an imperial system. Everyone is looking out for themselves; it's just a bunch of high-sounding rhetoric used to fool people and act like a saint!

I read ten chapters and couldn't take it anymore! Actually, I really enjoy this kind of work! Author, could you please revise the obvious problems mentioned by earlier readers so that we newcomers can continue reading (many of us are seasoned readers now, not easily fooled).

It's a bit embarrassing that it drifted from Okinawa to Hawaii after encountering a storm. That's almost crossing half of the Pacific Ocean. Modern ships would take ten days to half a month to travel that distance, and it just drifted over there, lol.

Cannons and warships, to overthrow the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty must be overthrown.

The funniest thing is that they claimed to have Sinicized a savage tribe, but the first savage was named after a foreigner.

Damn, he's a real genius at building a republic.

They assembled over a hundred, still with a thousand-strong leather armor-clad thug force, and even established a nation... Back then, the Americas were such a vast territory right next door, yet they didn't develop there. Instead, they risked great dangers crossing the Pacific to Southeast Asia, acting like they could easily defeat them. In reality, they would have been fish food in the Pacific long ago.