Save America

Well. As a reader who is slightly interested in American civilization, I was looking forward to entering the book, but I was very disappointed to have read the few chapters so far. It seems that the author did not understand the American civilization before the arrival of Europeans. He just nested the template of a pre-industrialized country into the empty shell of Indian civilization, and then intended to use the golden finger of the system to industrialize on this basis, and also had the idea of ​​​​Chineseization. How to say it. . . It makes people feel that this American setting is just a background board. It would be more convenient to have a Chinese dynasty time travel to express national feelings. Furthermore, if you put aside the serious discussion and look at it from an interesting and beautiful point of view, the idea of ​​​​this "God's perspective" relying on the system to help is not very interesting. It makes people feel like watching you play "Civilization" or "European Universal Universal", or even worse, because the point acquisition is too simple, there is no reasonable mechanism, and even the protagonist did not make any mistakes in the thinking process, and he immediately thought of the right point. This makes the entire novel lack plot conflicts and loses its interest and readability. No matter what, being able to write a novel is a step that is not easy to take. Come on.

(This is my first time writing a novel. Please forgive me if there are any mistakes. Thank you. Your support is the greatest affirmation for me.)

It's a very interesting idea. I hope the author can stick to it, save it, collect it, and keep it.

In the end there will be two possibilities: 1. The Inca Empire and the Aztec Empire finally merged to form the True American Federation, and then started the interstellar age and the universe era. 2. The Inca Empire and the Aztec Empire became steampunk civilization or cyberpunk civilization respectively, and then fought over who was the orthodox descendant of the protagonist.

This is the Aztec in history System task: Help the Aztec rule a land of 50 square kilometers. I would like to know how many square kilometers the green part in the picture is?

Reasons for the backwardness of American civilization. There are no large-scale draft animals -> There are no transport vehicles -> Civilization exchanges are restricted -> The speed of scientific and technological development is greatly reduced -> It is even more impossible to develop new modes of transportation -> It is impossible to transport iron ore in the Amazon farming area or the Great Lakes -> There is no iron technology -> Primitive agricultural technology -> Food production is not enough to feed the non-agricultural population -> The speed of scientific and technological development is greatly reduced -> It is even more impossible to further increase food production -> Must die