North America, 1400: Building a Nation from the Start

I was watching a video just now. A streamer said that sweet potatoes and corn couldn't actually solve famine. The Qing Dynasty's golden age was due to the diligent governance of its three emperors. Now that I think about it, my grandma said that in her generation they survived by eating sweet potato vines, and she still does it now. It's really hard to imagine how they would have survived without sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes... Aren't they the cornerstone of a prosperous era?

Don't try to please those Western colonizers, because: I don't want to be a barbarian, but no matter how hard I try, I can't change this face that is not recognized by civilization. No matter what, your yellow-skinned face will never be considered one of our own by those colonists.

First, the protagonist needs to establish divine authority. Second, when the world develops into the industrial age, the Native Americans will definitely wonder if the protagonist is human or a god. Unless the author deliberately lowers his intelligence, it's hard to justify.

Here I have put forward two sets of suggestions. One is the economic dualization that I just mentioned, but considering that this book does not seem to be about this, I have put forward another one called the pseudo-East Asian variant route, but it is only for reference. There are a few points that need to be mentioned before proceeding.

When facing the Huns, we thought they were not of our kind and their hearts were surely different; when facing the Native Americans, we offered our scalps as if we were seeing our own father.

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

The system is playing too much of a role. In my opinion, the system doesn't need intelligence, or even to speak.

The most devastating disadvantage faced by Native Americans was the lack of tamable wild animals. The domestication of wild animals is a significant milestone in the history of human civilization. The domestication of wild boars, ducks, and pheasants provided civilization with a stable and efficient source of animal protein, promoting population growth and the emergence of social classes.

The subject matter is acceptable, and the protagonist's character development is decent. However, for better results, the system shouldn't have any independent consciousness. Avoid engaging in conversations with the system; you can ask and answer questions, but not like now, where most of the content involves rambling and arguing with it. Let's observe first. If the system continues to engage in so much dialogue, then we'll give up.

North America is the continent with the harshest climate and the poorest resources, so how can it be considered superior? In zoogeography, North America is called the New Northern Realm, and the plant and animal species and densities in the New Northern Realm are the lowest among several continents.