The Australian Turmoil of 1876

They are attacking white Australians, occupying Africa, occupying Guinea and Borneo, setting up concessions in Japan, and desperately immigrating Han people. Do you think the British and European powers are stupid? Do you understand how the British world's shit-trouble came to be? It feels like reading a mythical novel

I've seen so many posts saying that Australia can't support people. First and foremost, resources are crucial for feeding a population. Take Australia's arable land, for example. Australia has over 500,000 square kilometers of arable land, which translates to over 700 million mu (approximately 165 million hectares).

Citizenship grants the right to vote? What are you thinking? New Zealand didn't get universal suffrage until 1893, and we're still in a capitalist era. Haven't you experienced the suppression of the Chartist movement in Britain? Even ordinary working people in the British Empire didn't get it. 😅😅

The protagonist starts off with a bang, a few idiots handing him money, then he forms a gang, establishes a dictatorship, and is a total scumbag. The army he raises is essentially no different from the Qing Dynasty's army—both feudal armies, no match for a modern army. This book is just mindless fun; the protagonist is practically Chiang Kai-shek.

Brainless and cool article. Just start by relying on a few fools to make dozens of pounds. It can easily provide lunch boxes for tens of thousands of people. The most bizarre thing is that a few hundred square kilometers of pasture only costs 30,000 pounds, and tens of thousands of sheep and thousands of cattle only cost a few thousand pounds.

The protagonist is somehow involved in human trafficking? Is the gender ratio abnormally high? Does he care about future generations' opinions? In other words, if the characters in the story were any real people, things would have been chaotic long ago. Even more absurd is that he marries a Qing Dynasty woman, refuses European nobles, and then has multiple wives—it's laughable!

I feel this book is very likely to be censored (404). It starts in 1876, and the next few decades are the 20th century. It's difficult to maintain a good balance when writing about modern China. Based on the future development of the protagonist's story, there will definitely be a lot of Republican-era and late Qing Dynasty plots.

I read less than a hundred chapters, skipped to the very end, and after all that, they still haven't reclaimed China's original territory. The Qing Dynasty is already gone, and you still don't dare to launch a northern expedition? What a filial son and grandson! They haven't even reclaimed the Far East, but instead they've gone crazy grabbing land in South America.

There are very few writings like the one from South Africa that capture this feeling.

Divided America in the 20th Century?? How dare you think about talking about various problems in the United States every day, but this is impossible