The Great Chieftain

I feel like no one can save the Indians, not as good as black people

First of all, the highlight of this book is about Indians, which is rare. However, there are very few authors who write good foreign histories, and those who write about them all go to Europe. After all, the information is complete. Other foreign historical novels such as Africa, America, Southeast Asia, and Australia are extremely poor, and only two of them (Rebirth of an American Giant) and (Rebirth of Africa as a Police) are worthy of praise. Okay, let's get back to the topic. I just want to talk about the author. I personally think the shortcomings of this book are: first, the title is not recognizable. If I were not looking for a new historical book with potential today and opened it casually out of boredom, I would have missed another collection. If you want to change the title, you can refer to the two books I mentioned (Rebirth of America as a Chief). Second, I personally think this book is about history. Don't fill this book with features such as fantasy, fairy tales, and martial arts. Don't use the supernatural at all. Don't build planes, tanks, and super-era things later to beat your opponents at the same time. You can use the prophetic vision to make history stronger in the early stage. After the history changes beyond recognition in the middle and later stages, you have to create a piece of history yourself. However, if the author feels that it is not good, you can also stick to your own writing ideas.

Either blend in with the western cowboys, or better intensify the conflict with the white people and write about their inhumane side.

I couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters... It can be seen that the author also checked the information and there is a lot of popular science in it, but it is really disgusting to try to show off his cleverness after only a few chapters. If you check the information, no one will say anything even if you ask for popular science. I don't know if you saw something from a TV series or a forum, so you just jump on it?

Zhenxin seemed pretty good at first, pretending to be a ghost in the tribe, and slowly developed. The plot was also well written. But since the protagonist was so self-righteous that he made the European recognize the protagonist as his eldest brother, and told him various techniques, I think this book failed. ,The protagonist thinks that the British will not come to trouble you, but they also make friends from far away and attack closely. They are very ambitious. I feel that the two authors wrote the same thing. A native (protagonist) can speak authentic English and the skills of various weapons, just to let the Englishman call him big brother! Alas, to speed up the civilization process of Europeans, is the protagonist seeking death himself, or does he think that only Britain will be told, and other European countries will not know these technologies, or that even if Europe becomes powerful, it will not touch the Americas or the protagonist's tribe!

The Indians' intelligence is really worrying. No wonder they were almost exterminated because they were so stupid and so resourceful. They farmed and engaged in science and technology, and then their fruits were taken away. Relying on my physical strength, I wander around and pretend to be the big-faced chief and hunting captain. If I have a hundred ways to kill you, do I really think that I will be invincible if I just steal a cow? Once you have learned enough knowledge, I will kill you immediately. Can one hit dozens of people?

An author with low emotional intelligence and a group of arrogant readers

The time period of time travel is not good. If it can be seen before the rise of European navigation, the Indians really cannot rise during this time period.

You are the most awesome author so far from Qidian! In order to break up the shoes with my sister-in-law, I actually wrote my wife to death! ! ! 🤭🤭🤭

Haha, this doesn't sound like an Indian, but a reference to people from the Central Plains. Has the author been to a reservation? Or can you tell me if he's abroad? The names given by Indians all have meanings, unlike you, a loser.