The Rise of an American Empire

Don't try to please those Western colonists, because: you don't want to be a barbarian, but no matter how hard you try, you can't change this face that is not recognized by civilization. No matter what, your yellow-skinned face will never be regarded as the same kind by the colonists. Only by beating them, forcing them, and tearing apart their hypocritical disguise can they know that,,,,, they, "nothing more", they are not the spokesperson of civilization, they are not even qualified to be barbaric!

I would like to make a suggestion, most ancient people would not use their own words when referring to themselves. For example, Jia Xu, "Wenhe" is what his close people call him. If he calls himself himself, he usually uses "Xu".

Have any of you seen it ("Sediq Bale")? There is a sentence in it that is very suitable for the protagonist. : If civilization requires us to grovel, then I will show you the pride of barbarism! Proud protagonist, go and blast those Western colonists who think they are civilized! Don't hold back, just hammer hard.

The white people have slaughtered and raised Indians from 30 million to 200,000 to 300,000 now, and they are still persecuting them. You can still write an article about conquering Indians. You have no humanity at all.

Author, you need to know one thing. The development of civilization and scientific progress in the entire West are based on the exploitation of Africa, America, and Asia. You must know that the entire Europe is only a little bigger, has less resources, and less population than China. Why did it develop and not rely on the exploitation of other countries...

The population of the system cannot reproduce, and the territory gained will only be divided after the death of the First Emperor. What is the difference between pig's feet and bandits now?

Questions: 1. What is the purpose of the development of the protagonist? In North America, where there are only Indians and European colonists but no Han people, how can they develop and attack wherever they are? It is so difficult to obtain soldiers through the system that it is impossible to defend the occupied areas? 2. When the system has been fully unlocked, it is nonsense that the system soldiers are not able to have children. 3. Systematic military merit is too difficult to obtain. The standards for obtaining military merit are not quantified and are too arbitrary. Upgrading so many buildings in the system is too slow, and empire coins are too difficult to obtain. 4. With the system in hand, the protagonist is still fighting with less to defeat more. Up to chapter 90, there are still only 2,000 troops, and the army still relies entirely on the system. 5. System warehouse problem. Chapter 3 said that the warehouse is only level 1, and the upper limit is 1 ton of materials. The author should understand how much 1 ton is, because you cannot store the materials in the later chapters at all. I think the development path should be, with this system, just like the development path in the imperial era, find resources to produce farmers. Soldier. Develop technology. It would be easy to establish an empire if there are millions of Han peasants occupying North America. In the final analysis, in order to establish an empire, more than half of the grassroots people must be Han Chinese. Otherwise, the protagonist will have to continue fighting guerrillas. The subject matter is very good, but I don't know what the author thought about it.

The soldiers summoned by the system have the style of the Japanese Empire back then! Commit suicide if you disagree 😰

Damn it, I was sleeping, and the name American Empire suddenly appeared in my mind, so I searched for it at the starting point! There actually is

In addition to military merits, there should be trophies in wars. Every time you kill an enemy, you should get an empire coin. Otherwise, where will the protagonist get the money to recruit troops? Is it stuck?