Beginning of North America 1400: the Nation Is Being Built

Update soon. I hope you can occupy Mexico or Western Canada. I don't think it's good. The tornadoes and tsunamis alone are uncomfortable.

Just watched the video. Let's talk about it when we see an anchor. In fact, things like sweet potatoes and corn cannot solve famine. The prosperous age of the Manchu Qing Dynasty was a prosperous age that was only possible due to the hard work of the three emperors. Now that I think about it, my grandma said that they all survived by eating sweet potato seedlings in that era, and my grandma still eats it now. I really don't dare to think about how I would have survived that era without sweet potatoes. . Sweet potato. Isn't it really the cornerstone of a prosperous age?

Don't try to please those Western colonists, because: you don't want to be a barbarian, but no matter how hard you try, you can't change this face that is not recognized by civilization. No matter what, your yellow-skinned face will never be regarded as the same kind by the colonists. Only by beating them, forcing them, and tearing apart their hypocritical disguise can they know that,,,,, they, "nothing more than that" they are not the spokesperson of civilization, they are not even qualified to be barbaric!

First of all, the protagonist needs to have divine power. Secondly, when the industrial age develops, the Indians will definitely wonder whether the protagonist is a human or a god. Unless the author forcibly reduces his intelligence, there is still no way to clear it up. Thirdly, how to explain the Chinese language when the Indians trade with the Chinese in the Asian continent. And in the mid-term, when people popularize firearms, the protagonist has already collapsed. There are still Where are the U. S. Dollars in the real world? Think about it, the protagonist is worried about being investigated for losing the U. S. Dollars even if he sells bison skins. This means that the book that sees the system currency as cash will collapse in the later period. When I saw that the author wanted to use theocratic power to rule the world in the later period, I already guessed that the protagonist was going to have a big hook. I can't see it now, but don't collapse too much.

Here I have put together two sets of suggestions. One is the two-world economic approach I just mentioned. However, considering that this book does not seem to be about this, I have introduced another one, called the pseudo-East Asian variant route, but it is only used as a reference for suggestions. There are a few points that must be mentioned before this, 1. If you put a high hat on your head in the name of God, it will easily lead to differences in beliefs. Look at how even spaghetti is divided into so many sects now. The protagonist is an ordinary person who just wears a set of modern skins, so he cannot be like a real god in mythology. His attention had its limits, and he could not guarantee that all the regions he ruled would maintain the same beliefs as he did. Therefore, there must be a new way to ensure the close connection between the central and regional governments and to ensure the cohesion of the country. 2. Teaching a man to fish is worse than teaching him to fish, and the fish here are still fish from outside. The protagonist will eventually be discovered one day, and then the fish from outside will not be able to come in. It will be difficult to survive without supplies. Therefore tribes must have their own tribal industries. Combining the above two points, our route is out: 1. Learn from the First Emperor, adopt centralization, and make specific modifications to the remaining specific situations, seek truth from facts, find a path that is truly suitable for America through practice, and unite the country. 2. Productivity is the last word, and Americans must develop their own production. In the early stage, raw materials (that is, leather) are sold to obtain funds, and then the handicrafts, agriculture, and fisheries within the tribe are vigorously supported. As for how to support it? Let me give you an example: a good bowl can be exchanged for a pound of salt, but your tribe cannot make good bowls. Then tell them that the bowls will be collected at twice the price. The better the quality of the bowls you make, the more salt you will give. They will continue to improve the quality of the bowls they make for the sake of salt. When the quality of a group of people's bowls reaches the standard, they will gradually reduce the subsidy fee. At this time, you can see that the handicraft industry of this bowl has been supported. 3. After the industry is subsidized, we will analyze the specific situation and make specific policies at this time. (You can adjust it however you want.) In short, remember one thing. Productivity determines the economic base, and the economic base determines the superstructure. Once the productivity is developed in place, if the rest is developed, it will not be much worse. 4. The connection between the real world and the American world should actually be the relationship between the main world and the resource world, but it will be different after the system comes. It was impossible for the original weekly world to develop into a country with the ability to protect itself in the real world within 100 years, but with the system it is different. As the largest variable in the entire system, the system must be well utilized. 5. Before the development of industry, cold weapons were used. Whatever cold weapons were easy to use would be used, because hot weapons require much more logistics than cold weapons. After it develops, follow the realistic routine. 6. For a country, education is its top priority. In the Americas, for one thing, the Indians cannot read a word. There are more than 2,000 languages ​​in the entire America, which greatly affects the unity of the week. We should have a common language every week. As for how to promote this language? You can bind it to religious language, or you can bind it to food, salt, sugar, etc. Second, education creates talents. Without talents, there is no way to produce the means of production, and there is no way to break away from the primitive social form. Science and technology is the primary productive force. If technology is well developed, productivity will be high. If talent is well developed, science and technology will be able. If education is well developed, there will be more talents. I haven't had time recently, so I may not update this post.

When facing the Huns, they are not of my race, and their hearts will be different. When facing the Indians, it is as if they are meeting their biological fathers and offering their scalps.

Is the system an incarnation of the author? It's annoying and noisy, shut up and be quiet!

There are too many dramas in the system. In my opinion, the system does not need intelligence or even speech.

The most terrifying disadvantage faced by Native Americans is the lack of wild animals that can be tamed The taming of wild animals is an important node in the history of the development of human civilization. The domestication of wild boars, wild ducks, and pheasants enabled civilization to obtain a stable and efficient source of animal protein, which promoted population growth and the emergence of classes; the domestication of bison and wild ass enabled civilization to obtain a large labor force with strong tolerance and suitable for pulling, which greatly promoted the development of agriculture, and the development of agriculture further progressed. It further promoted population growth; the domestication of wild horses and wild camels made long-distance logistics and trade possible, and the dissemination of information and cultural influence spread to a wide range; and the domestication of horses, camels and even elephants greatly enhanced the efficiency of the state machinery, and large-scale merger wars ensued. The Americas do not have this advantage. Several large animals that are easier to domesticate in human history are basically not distributed in the Americas: Although horses originated in North America, they were already extinct due to changes in the climate and environment long before the Indians migrated to the Americas; North America The bison have a strong physique, but unfortunately have a bad temper. They are difficult to breed in artificial breeding, and have not been successfully domesticated until today; Alpacas and vicuñas were successfully domesticated by South American Indians. Their bodies are much thinner than camels. In addition to daily light transportation, their main function is to provide fur; So North American Indians cannot develop large areas of grassland, because there are thick grass roots there and they need oxen or mules to efficiently cultivate the land; the scope of communication, trade and war with the outside world is limited, and the production of food is limited. Each tribe cannot develop very large, and it is even more difficult to form a nation. Even if a country is formed, it must be in a state of inefficiency. A typical example is the Inca Empire in South America. All central government orders need to be delivered by courier on foot. The efficiency is obviously slow; the scale of the war is restricted by logistical support and the distance of foot marching. It is unimaginable for large corps to coordinate and operate in depth. In addition, a negative product of taming domestic animals became the last straw for American civilization - this is infectious diseases Many famous infectious diseases come from animals closely related to humans, such as measles, tuberculosis and smallpox from cattle; influenza from pigs and ducks, whooping cough from pigs and dogs, and malaria from chickens and ducks. Residents of the Old World in Asia, Africa and Latin America were unfortunately exposed to these infectious diseases in the process of taming animals. For thousands of years, many people died at the hands of these germs, but those who survived slowly developed resistance And "lucky" The Native Americans, because they had no wild animals to tame, had not been disturbed by these infectious diseases. Of course, they had no resistance... When Cortez's Spanish expedition discovered the Aztecs, the Spanish carried the deadly smallpox The virus quickly spread in the Aztec territory, killing more than half of the Aztec population in a few years; When Pizarro led 168 people to conquer the Inca Empire more than ten years later, he was surprised to find that the Inca Empire was already crumbling under the ravages of smallpox. Even the old emperor fell ill and died; About a hundred years later, when the French colonized Mississippi, no living Indians could be found there, and all the Indian towns were in ruins... The protagonist should conquer South America as soon as possible and then vaccinate them

The subject matter is okay, the story is okay, but if you want to get good grades, the system should not have a sense of autonomy, don't chat with the system, you can ask for answers, etc., But don't spend most of the content talking to the system like it is now. Observe first. If the system still has so many conversations, give up.

North America is the continent with the harshest climate and the poorest material resources. How can it be said to be superior? North America is called the New Arctic in zoogeography. The plant and animal species and density in the New Arctic are the least among several continents. For example, before the arrival of white people, there were no earthworms and bees in North America, so there was no way to form a nitrogen cycle. Leaves had fallen there for thousands of years, and the soil was extremely barren. The density of plants was very low, and the density of animals was even less. Not to mention medium and large animals. There were no chickens, ducks, geese, and even dogs, horses, sheep, and donkeys were all alien species brought from Europe. Its species diversity density is not even as high as that of Siberia next door. One main reason is the recent glacial season. Glaciers have been covering the North American continent from all of Canada to most of the southern United States today, exterminating most of the animals and plants, such as earthworms, bees, mammoths, tigers, horses, dogs, sheep, pigs, donkeys, cats, chickens, ducks... It's not that the Indians don't want to raise animals, they just can't find them... Mammoths survived in Siberia until 5-7,000 years ago, when they were probably exterminated by humans. At that time, humans began to build pyramids. Due to the terrain of the Great Plains and the extremely harsh climate in North America, the Arctic cold current can reach all the way to the Gulf of Mexico overnight without any hindrance. A cold current in the southernmost regions of the United States like Texas can drop from 20 degrees above zero to 20 degrees below zero overnight. It is also common for temperatures to drop by more than 50 degrees in a day. It would have been even scarier during the Little Ice Age. Summers are extremely hot. For example, Dallas often has temperatures above 37 degrees for more than 100 days in a row without rain. More than 100 cows on the farm died en masse because of the heat. This didn't even make the news. The severe cold and heat are not comparable to those in Eurasia. So North America basically has no possibility of hosting too many Indians, and the material conditions are too poor. Even if it took hundreds of years for white immigrants to colonize North America, Texas, a land larger than France, had a population of just over 10,000 when it became independent from Mexico and established the Republic of Texas.

How about some capitalism? Those of you who engage in feudal superstition are worse than those who engage in Christian slaves. Let a group of able-bodied people go hunting instead of farming and giving birth to cubs and learning education.

This is a bad beginning. The main character is short-sighted and a bit funny. He doesn't have a high IQ. The system is so forceful that he steals the show. The word count is simply too low. Is this the author's first time writing a book? There are still many problems...

Let me mention one thing. It is impossible that there are only over 1 million indigenous people in North America at this time. You must know that after the colonial conflict, there are now more than 1 million Indians in reservations (there were hundreds of thousands in the last century). If there were really only more than 1 million indigenous people in North America, they would have been destroyed by the conflict.

I'm afraid the author doesn't know much about vaccines. There is no point in injecting the vaccine now, because the Europeans will not arrive until 90 years later, and the immune effect of the vaccine cannot be passed on to the next generation. By the time 90 years later, all the people who have been vaccinated in this generation will have long since died, and they will have to keep getting vaccinated.

Flashy Water The plot advances slowly. The very good subject matter is just those words of faith. It's ok if you have them. There is no need for so many. I guess it's because the plot written by the author can't advance. The words are too fake and the word count is empty.

The geographical conditions of North America are not very good from a basic point of view, especially for ancient societies with relatively backward productivity The North American continent is generally relatively flat, low in the east and high in the west. Mountains and rivers mostly run north-south. Two large mountain ranges, the Appalachian Mountains in the east (average altitude 600-1000 meters) and the Rocky Mountains in the west (average altitude about 4000 meters), both run north-south. There are relatively low plateaus and large stony desert areas in the central and western regions, and the soil is relatively poor. The eastern Appalachian Mountains are densely forested and covered with valleys and ravines. The only big river, the Mississippi River, runs north-south and has dense forests in its basin. The huge Rocky Mountains in the west block water vapor from the Pacific Ocean, so precipitation on the North American continent mainly comes from the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Due to the low terrain of the eastern Appalachian Mountains, water vapor penetrates deep into the vast inland, and precipitation decreases from southeast to northwest until it reaches the arid Midwest. In terms of temperature, it is cold in winter and hot in summer, with a large temperature gap. Since there are no large mountains and plateaus running east-west to block it, the cold air from the Arctic can sweep southward at extremely fast speeds, sweeping across the entire continent, and the temperature can drop by tens of degrees Celsius day and night. At the same time, warm air from the Gulf of Mexico can move northward, causing frequent hurricanes. To summarize, in North America, it is very difficult to develop agriculture under natural conditions: 1. The temperature is unstable and the temperature difference is too large. It is common in the eastern plains in winter to have more than ten degrees above zero at noon and ten degrees below zero at night; 2. Rainfall The quantity is unbalanced and hurricanes are frequent; 3. The combination of natural resources is uncoordinated. The plains suitable for farming lack large rivers suitable for irrigation, and the river basins are densely jungled and lack large tracts of land that are easy to cultivate; 4. Large areas of half of the central and western continents are very dry. Drought is not suitable for farming, the Great Lakes area is densely covered with swamps, water sources cannot be used, and the temperature is not suitable for growing rice; The above characteristics are very unfriendly to the classical farming civilization that relies on the sky for food. With modern tools, such as hacksaws, chemical fertilizers, and motor irrigation Before irrigation systems, greenhouses, tractors, combine harvesters, etc., The ancient Indians opened up wasteland in North America, which was extremely difficult. Even if they cleared the wasteland for farming, it was not only inefficient, but also extremely risky - a common cold wave or hurricane could destroy the entire harvest. Therefore, the basic conditions of this continent in the classical period could only develop primitive gathering and nomadic lifestyles. After the discovery of the New World, early European immigrants brought Europe's mature and advanced farming technology to the New World to colonize. In the end, there were many tragedies in which entire colonies starved to death due to poor harvests.

Hurry up and order some miniature camera bugs and install them in Zhou's self-image, then use a large computer to connect, collect keywords, and listen to the prayers of believers.

Normally I would not get such a bad result if I write about "Struggle for Hegemony"

Why doesn't the protagonist go to South America to develop? There are tens of millions of Indians in South America and a lot of gold. There are too few Indians in North America.

As expected. The author was very unstable at the beginning. He changed his style in dozens of chapters, but then there was a tendency to follow the farming style and gradually get better. However, the author did not give the protagonist a lot of resources, and he did not get any exciting interactions between reality and the 1400 plane, North American natives and old European white people. In the end, the protagonist did not develop well, and he was just like that. He turned to the Ming Dynasty to follow the magic stick style. It would be strange if it didn't collapse.

The system must be simple and clear, the most poisonous thing is jijiwaiwai

I thought I started North America in 1500 early enough, but it turns out that my thinking was too simple... Actually, I want to ask about the customs of the Indians. If possible, can you tell me about it in the reply below? Just think of it as popular science~ Although you may not necessarily know how to read it...

The subject matter is good, but I just don't like intelligent systems, especially systems that talk a lot.

After reading two chapters, I found it very interesting and the three views are quite correct. North America and the Ming Dynasty went to the West to collect compensation. It's definitely interesting. As long as the West sets foot in North America and kills people, hehe. Wireless was given a reason directly, and Wireless counterattacked.

Besides the electric baton, what else can make the protagonist discharge electricity? It would be cool to have the electric baton in your hand.

Is the author still around? Is it a fake corpse? Are there any new works?

It's been a long time since I've seen a system with so many words.

The Kinkou Sect

Many places are not explained clearly, such as: How did the opening system come about? Where did the doctor get the gun?