The Indians Defy Heaven

I stumbled upon this book and just read the first chapter. There was a discussion about Washington in the comments, so I'd like to share my thoughts on how I came to know him. From childhood, I was taught integrity through the story of the cherry tree, and Washington has always been a role model in my mind.

Native Americans are incompetent; they lack internal unity, are militarily weak, and their ideology has been swayed by white people, resulting in many traitors and collaborators.

What kind of rebellion could they possibly have in the 19th century? 😂 At that timeline, the only chance for Native Americans was to have more children and form a state to integrate into the United States. There was no other way. Even that was probably impossible.

I've subscribed to the whole thing, thank you author. Also, I'd like to add something more impactful: the Chinese people, as those who have experienced imperialist exploitation and also as those who uphold the ideal of liberating all humanity, have a historical responsibility to record the blood and tears of colonial history, especially when many of the colonized were unable to do so.

I've almost finished reading it, so I'm leaving a comment to support the author. Epic novels like this are rare on Qidian.com. To be fair, there have been recent works about the revival of European royalty, which are also quite epic. But compared to this one, the difference is huge, because the protagonist's starting point is completely different.

The author has highlighted another new discovery: newly unearthed ancient humans from Maludong Cave in Yunnan Province show genetic connections with ancient Native Americans, suggesting they may share a common ancestor. This was published in an international academic journal on July 14th. In this sense, the Americas have been an inseparable part of China since ancient times.

Which Native American tribe does the main character belong to? I haven't even read a single word of this novel, but anyone who knows a little about that period of American history knows that "Indiana" is a collective term for hundreds of different tribes. The conflicts between them were greater than the conflicts between the colonists and the colonists themselves.

More than a century after our awakening, so many bloody scenes have been condensed into cold historical records or settled in memoirs that may be forgotten. Coupled with our long-standing peace and busy lives, leaving us with little energy or time for leisurely reading, it is truly rare to find someone willing to utilize the fragmented reading format of online literature to carefully craft works…

Could Native Americans even make a bullet? They don't even seem to be a feudal civilization, do they? They're just tribal civilizations like those in Africa. Don't tell me you're going to lead a civilization like that to conquer America!

This picture would make a good choice for the female lead 😜