1840: An Indian Reborn

1840, Indians... This is comparable to the difficulty of Korea confronting the Qing Dynasty in 1640.

Setting the timeline to 1840 was too late. The biggest problem was that the United States had already become a dominant force. Early industrialization had begun a little over 1800, and by 20 years later, in 1861, the Civil War had already demonstrated its full potential. On the contrary, among the Native Americans, very few were even literate.

I am the author of Mayan 1441, and I have been reading this book recently. I came here specifically to express my support. Since it's all about Native Americans, and I specialize in studying Native Americans, I added this book to my collection a long time ago. However, I've always been a slow reader, so I haven't caught up to the latest chapter yet.

The author's planned European trip included approximately the following points: 1. Establish relationships with powerful European nations, such as Britain and France, through a trip to Europe. 2. By plagiarizing scientific research books such as "Thermodynamics," authors gain influence in the scientific community, which in turn translates into political influence.

Without a system, the protagonist is useless. There are only a handful of Native Americans, and the ethnic conflicts are severe. They're practically useless.

The cover of your book in my recommendations is a mirror image of the book below it; it cracked me up. Did you buy these covers wholesale?!

The part about going to England that follows is completely nonsensical.

Actually, we could join Mexico, reform Mexico to expand our base, and then defeat the United States. I remember that in another ten or twenty years, Mexico had an indigenous president, which shows that indigenous people also make up the majority in Mexico. We could consider taking advantage of Mexico's defeat by the United States to expand our influence and missionary work there.

How much does the author hate the protagonist? He made him transmigrate into an Indian, where he has to face millions or tens of millions of white pigs with guns and cannons.

Every time I see racial conflicts, I feel that Qin Shi Huang was incredibly farsighted. Different cultures and customs create a kind of divide called ethnicity. This divide separates people. True unification only comes when the existing barriers are broken down, their differing beliefs destroyed, and everyone is forcibly integrated into one culture and one tradition.