From the Start, Simulating the Rise of an American Tycoon

Set a small goal, three years of hard work, five years to build the country, 10 years to develop, and 20 years to make America strong.

The great founding of the country, the great time of 1860,

What a golden finger, 10 years after the annexation of Chile, Argentina and Paraguay built their own ships, instantly re-industrialized, built railways instantly, built factories instantly, immigrated 3 million Chinese, did not need talent reserves, looked down on white-skinned people, and wanted white-skinned people to create inventions for you. They led Britain, Spain, and France to be blind and fools without any diplomacy.

I don't understand why they want to attack Britain. From the moment Russia occupied Constantinople, I felt there was something wrong with this book. It was purely for self-entertainment. Wouldn't it be enough to ensure the balance of power in Europe just like Britain? You are so far away in South America and don't want to think about the United States or Britain? According to the way you write it, when you win, what will happen if Russia and France dominate Europe? Russia will never have enough to eat. After the East is defeated, it will think about the West and dig its own grave.

There is no other end for you cheater than death. The protagonist who is so disgusted by heaven and earth has died so many times in just the first few chapters. Except for the plug-in, this book is not bad, but it is a plug-in simulator, which is a failure. I think this book will look better if I change it to Goldfinger. No matter how bad you are, you can still deduce a complete life. Even a few decades is fine. Not many words can be wasted. After only a few sentences of deduction, everyone was gone. With this kind of simulator, you will die if you deduce it, you will die if you deduce it, you will die in all kinds of ways, you will die in a few minutes, you will die in a few hours, you will die in a few days. Die every day, die again and again. It's a perfect explanation. Without the golden finger, the protagonist would be a FW who couldn't survive more than 3 minutes. This is not a golden finger. It is completely controlled by golden fingers. In terms of conspiracy theory, this simulator specially arranges the death ending to control the protagonist to make choices. The protagonist's life has completely become a puppet of the simulator. As long as the simulator speaks, you will die if you do this, and the protagonist will completely become a mindless puppet. Goldfinger said, you can't do this, you will die, and the protagonist "Okay, I can't do this." Excluding this plug-in, this book is okay, but this plug-in is simply disgusting. This is still a historical article. Even if you arrange the protagonist to be a big boss who is proficient in history, I think it is better than this simulator. Judging from the results of the simulator, the protagonist is a bad guy who can't survive more than 3 minutes without plug-ins. Looking at so many books in Qidian, among all the protagonists with problems, there should be no one more FW and imbecile than this protagonist. A complete simulator puppet.

The protagonist makes a fuss about the descendants of Zhu Ming, which is purely to cause trouble for himself and ruin his character. What should you do if your descendants are not dead yet, but a few of them suddenly pop up and beckon you for glory and wealth? What should I do if I do evil in the name of a relative of the emperor? Or what should I do if I take the genealogy and ask you to recognize your ancestors and support your family, etc.? What should you do if those thoughtful people in future generations use the protagonist's descendants and Zhu Ming's descendants for DNA testing to destroy your prestige? A lot of relatives have come to seek refuge with you, after all, you admitted it in a statement in the newspaper.

It's not on the same level as The Great Hero of 1911. There's no logic at all. It's all water and a running account of talking to oneself.

I can accept the rest, but I would like to ask whether the Chinese will make the decision in the independent founding of the United States. I personally feel that if you become a tycoon and engage in business, it will not be a problem to improve the status of the Chinese. You can even build a state in the United States as the base camp of the Chinese. But if you want to make the call in the founding of the country, it is a bit fantasy. The Chinese are very large in the United States, but they are all They were a group of Chinese laborers. At that time, even though their combat effectiveness was poor, they were still regular troops. It was very likely that they would be defeated in one blow even if it was a stalemate. After the stalemate, Britain and France would not ignore the situation. They would dream of coming back. The most important thing is that the Chinese are very complicated and have too many thoughts. Of course, if you ignore these things and still want to be independent, then just pretend that I didn't say it.

After watching it for so long, I found that the protagonist is putting the cart before the horse. Instead of unifying the countries in South America first when they are weak, they instead occupy the colonies all over the world. Isn't this a mistake? The first step is to unify South America and bring a large number of immigrants to the mainland to create a basic base of iron. Only a few key points are enough for the colonies. It's not good. Those who rule can wait until their sons grow up to enfeoff and build a country, such as several colonies in Africa. When splitting the United States into several countries, don't get too involved in other things, slowly cultivate yourself, and you can basically be invincible. But if the protagonist messes around like this now, there will be flaws everywhere and can be easily destroyed by others.

If you want to be a leader, you must have a head, a sound mind, a charming personality, bundled interests, ways to control subordinates, and institutional constraints. The main character is a jerk