Wild North America 1846

Many of the routines in this book have been used in "Australia", and this book is systematic. This book is said to be a fantasy novel with insufficient fantasy elements, and it is said to be a historical novel with a drama setting. The protagonist's growth is also relatively blunt and far-fetched, and there is no emotional line. The whole book is like a seam. I can feel the author's entanglement between the lines, trying to please the readers on both sides. As a result, the readers feel torn while reading. Readers who have followed the old books hope to see historical novels that are more realistic and slightly serious. New readers may hope to read systematic fantasy-themed novels. As a result, the whole book is neither serious enough nor realistic enough, nor fantasy novel enough. The routines are still old, and there is no intention. It feels like the whole book was published in a hurry before the author had figured out the outline! ! ! I suggest that the author make a major change, and either write a purely time-travel historical one or a purely fantasy one. This way it will be simpler and will not upset the readers. The author's writing is embarrassing, and it is very confusing to be neither good nor bad! ! ! Personally, I still hope that the author can write a book like "Australia".

The feudal emperor thought about it for thousands of years? The more I write, the pinker it becomes.

Isn't it expanding? In South America. Is Prussia bad?

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I'll update two chapters this morning, okay. Now it has evolved into a second-shift beast

Shennong is coming There is a system in the book, it can flash, it can speak animal language, and it has the blood of Suzaku. Add some points to the point where you can punch a deep hole in the ground with one punch, and then say that your physical fitness is not as good as that of NBA players. . Above

The old cliché of system appears in historical texts. Some people like it and some don't. In the setting of this book, the protagonist Richard has super personal force, which is also an important part of the protagonist Richard's personal charm. Then a gradually increasing power system must be established for Richard, otherwise it will be impossible to explain why he is so powerful. Without system settings, you have to endure the protagonist's mediocre personal abilities, which lacks a lot of excitement. The author felt this limitation in his previous book "Australia 1876". He could not describe the protagonist's scenes freely and vividly. He could not fight ten of them one by one, and he could not break into the tiger's den alone because his personal ability was not enough! The superhero dream cannot be realized. This is the original intention of setting up the system, hope for your understanding!

Is this what the sphere of influence looks like now

As of Chapter 198, the territory map of the Tang Kingdom The first picture shows the territory map of the Tang Kingdom, including (2 pictures) 14 provinces in the legal area of ​​​​the United States, (3 pictures) 8 states in the Mexican occupation zone, and the state of Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean.

Map of the territory of the Tang Empire as of Chapter 360

As of Chapter 132, the territory map of the Tang Kingdom

I'll give you a multiple-choice question. If you traveled back in time to the 19th century, would you choose Australia or America? First we need to understand the advantages and disadvantages of Australia and North America. Australia's "advantage" is that it is surrounded by sea, rich in resources, and is close to the Dutch East Indies and borders New Zealand. If it can do it (Australia + Dutch East Indies + New Zealand), then like the United States and the Soviet Union, it will have the foundation for a stable superpower. In fact, it is vast land resources and rich strategic materials; The "disadvantage" is that the Australian continent itself is not suitable for housing too many people (70 million to 80 million people at most). The reason is due to water resources problems. The Australian continent's water resources mainly rely on groundwater. If (I mean if), you want to use Australia as the starting point for the Chinese people to build a country, I suggest that it is still The Dutch East Indies and New Zealand should be captured first, otherwise it will be impossible to feed 100-200 million people based on the natural environment of the Australian continent (in my opinion, overseas Chinese should regard Australia as a super large industrial base + super large pastures, and the Dutch East Indies and New Zealand are good places for people to live)! ! ! After talking about Australia, let's talk about the Americas (I'll talk about North America and South America separately). North America, especially the United States and Canada, if it is an agricultural civilization, to be honest, it is not as good as China. The "advantage" is that if it is an industrial civilization, it is indeed a good place (the middle part of the United States is suitable for growing food and serving as a granary, and the east part is suitable for people to live in. First occupy the United States. Then they plot to Mexico and Canada, like the protagonist of this book, implementing the "vacate the cage for birds" policy, step by step to turn North America into a paradise for flowers). The premise is that you travel early. If you travel early, it is possible to occupy the entire North America (just like the protagonist "Richard" of this book). The "disadvantage" is that if it is the late 19th or early 20th century, I advise you to go to South America or Australia for development, because at that time North America was already dominated by white people, and it was impossible to occupy North America through immigration. (There is only one requirement in North America. As long as you can occupy the United States, the rest will be easy to handle) In South America, if you are Chinese and want to establish a country overseas, or in South America, I suggest you choose Argentina or the "advantages" are, firstly: Although the conditions in Argentina are not very good, but looking around the entire South America, only Brazil can match it. If you want to establish a Chinese country overseas in South America, you must first seize Argentina, and then find a way to go to Brazil. No matter what, you must take a bite out of Brazil (least say hundreds of thousands of square kilometers, say more one or two million square kilometers, which will be helpful for subsequent immigration and development). Secondly: South America, Spain and Portugal, have traditional colonial areas. Unlike other continents, for example: Africa is a traditional colony of great powers; Asia has too many uncontrollable factors; Australia is dominated by the United Kingdom. Then again, the main colonies of Britain, France and Germany are still in Africa and Asia. After traveling through South America and establishing a country, and then finding a way to annex Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela in South America one by one (it is really impossible to fight, support, and isolate one group), there is a way to dominate the entire South America. Why? The main focus should be on Brazil, trying to swallow Brazil bit by bit. Only by finding a way to swallow Brazil, and then adding the resources of Colombia and Venezuela (mainly oil and coal) can it have the potential to become a superpower. Otherwise, it can only be equivalent to a regional power at most. The above is my analysis of Australia, North America, and South America. Please forgive me if I am wrong or wrong. (But in my opinion, if I have to rank Australia, North America, and South America, then my choice is "Australia" < "South America" ​​< "North America". The fundamental reason is still based on the potential and conditions of these three continents)

I thought it was a historical text. The result is a fantasy novel. After reading more than a dozen chapters, any so-called martial arts practitioners are two or three times the normal human system, and I also see that the system is set to have blood. Orc transformation. Selling dog meat with a sheep's head 🙂

Has the author not yet figured out the Atlantic Ocean outlet?

Whether it is the previous Australian Ocean Empire or the current American Tang Empire, it is the best I have ever seen in terms of the overseas Chinese establishing a country and dominating the country. It can be said that the author's writing style is what attracts readers. However, if it were to write about Austria, it might lose a lot of readers who like to watch overseas Chinese build a country and strive for hegemony, so it is not recommended.

This book treats white Americans as fools. European colonists have been colonizing and operating the American continent for hundreds of years. How many Chinese workers want to take food from the colonists? If we look at the time a few hundred years ago, there were very few European colonists in the Americas.

The feeling of the western movie was good at the beginning, but it fell apart in Jianguo. The core population is less than 10,000, but it takes one million square kilometers in three states? There are only 2,000 troops. Let your subordinates who have been recruited for less than a few months lead more than a thousand troops to fight against the American troops thousands of miles away? The protagonist himself is thousands of miles away in the rear, setting up imperial records and discussing military affairs? Baffling! In addition, it is also emphasized in the book that it is the wild west. If a hundred people are captured at random, they can spread telegraphs for 20 kilometers a day? ? ? Even if there was a telegraph company in Los Angeles, would it have unlimited materials to lay new lines? Catch Colt or who else, and you can produce firearms immediately? It doesn't matter if the protagonist opens a fantasy setting. Where did these supporting characters come from?

I checked a lot of information recently and found that there was a tradition of using human medicine in Europe. For example, in the 17th century, Cortez killed many Aztecs in South America and collected a boatload of human fat to sell back to Europe. The so-called imperial doctors of the Habsburg Dynasty believed that human fat could eliminate scars, so European ladies had the habit of applying human oil. Germany at that time commonly used it. It is normal behavior to use bandages soaked in human oil to bandage wounds. Thomas Willis, the pioneer of brain science, put human skull powder into chocolate. It is normal behavior. European rich people believe that human blood is a great medicine, especially for girls. They bring blood sellers back to the castle to make blood to drink. Who can believe that in European taverns, several people drink warm blood together? This was the norm in Europe at the time. This situation lasted for hundreds of years, providing a large number of elements for later vampire themes. Even now in Europe, there is still a saying that human flesh can cure all diseases. With the spread of this tribal cannibalism habit, who else thinks of the so-called noble white people? Who else thinks that traveling through time and space and hugging a European wife covered in human oil during World War I is a good thing? Maybe, when someone wakes up in the morning, smeared with human oil, and one kiss, everything is eaten by the other person, is this really the so-called romantic feeling? Not for the so-called human touch? When the protagonist marries a European woman [It's scary to think about it]

Looking at historical novels, it turns out that the protagonist has a system to add attribute points, such as strength, agility, intelligence, and talent. Isn't this an online game? The protagonist has various talents, such as flashing space, retrieving objects from the air, forming a bundle of thoughts, controlling puppets, knowing birds and beasts, and traveling in the deep sea. Isn't this him a fantasy?

After reading the last chapter, I laughed out loud at the author, and said he was afraid of being banned? Then you should write less about the Qing Dynasty. If you don't conquer the Qing Dynasty, why do you always write about the Qing Dynasty? Looking frustrated, Daqing.

I suggest the author to read the Heroes of 1911 and see if the writing can be more realistic and stop daydreaming.

If there really was a country like the Tang Dynasty, knowledgeable people from the Manchu and Qing Dynasties would definitely flock to the Qing Dynasty to learn to join the army. After completing their studies, they would return to the Qing Dynasty to start a revolution. New China would be born before the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty arrived. This is the result that is most in line with the laws of historical development.

Wouldn't it be better to annex the territory directly? Build a supreme empire. Is there any point in establishing so many small ethnic Chinese countries? You must know that there are only interests between countries. Even if it is a vassal state now, in the end it will not be the same as the Tang Dynasty. Laborious. What the author said about the Huaxia Circle is purely for self-interest. When the nation awakens in the future, look at how many vassals and congresses are honest, but they are all Chinese. Remember, there are only interests between countries, and feelings and blood are nothing. If Britain had directly annexed the territory, there would be no Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa. Now Britain is definitely still number one in the world. Don't say that the UK doesn't have a small population, it's all an excuse, now Australia. Canada and New Zealand still have large populations. Therefore, it is most cost-effective to annex the land directly. More than a hundred years later, the mainland has developed. If you look at the Tang Dynasty, the world's number one, and the mainland, the world's second, there will definitely be friction and disputes. Don't say that we are all descendants of Yan and Huang, and share the same ancestors. If the author doesn't understand that there are only interests between countries, I don't think he should write historical novels.

If I really dared to write like this, this book would probably be blocked the next day. Thank you so much, buddy. Didn't you realize that I didn't even dare to write about the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894? I didn't even write a comment, I just brushed it off in a hurry. If we want to listen to the story well, then we should not involve dangerous areas.

Because time has come to a sensitive era, if you are not careful, you will enter the palace. Many times, we, the authors, do not know what mistakes we have made, and every time we enter the palace, it is a setback, so the timely ending is a clear decision. The new book "The Villainous Knights of the Wizarding World" focuses on upgrading and fighting monsters in a different world. The front is the map of the Knights world, and the back is the map of the Wizarding world. There will be many interesting plots. Friends, please support me. Thank you very much.

It's been poisonous in just a few chapters. When you establish a guild, you say that it is a master-servant relationship, and that people below you can challenge you, and if you win, you will be given the guild president.

This book praises the British system. As a dictatorial emperor, you have single-handedly conquered a country. Is it necessary to use the British system? It's not that the British royal family doesn't want to be a dictatorship, it's that it can't do it

I feel that the author is wrong in thinking. The provincial government did not change the Chinese name for the territory he was looking at, but the newly occupied areas were given foreign names.

This system is really discouraging. You, like the Hero of 1911, could be given a data machine, or maybe Pig script himself is particularly good at traveling through bodies and has a particularly strong memory. I hate it when historical novels are turned into fantasy. No matter how you write fantasy, it's okay, but historical writing is too inconsistent. I liked the last book very much, but I really can't stand this one. It's like playing a game, and there are attribute points. It's too dramatic.

I don't understand why we need to create a system. It has super powers and blood. Every time I want to look at it, the system tells me to quit. It's too big and complicated.