South Seas Storm, 1360
南洋风云1360
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 15
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I feel a little crazy. I don't care about my own country, but I go to the Central Plains to join in the fun, and it's the Central Plains where the relationship is unclear... Even if you know that Zhu Yuanzhang will win, but what about the butterfly effect...
In modern times, we can write about Myanmar. During the third Anglo-Burmese War, they rebelled and became the British's younger brother. Otherwise, the good royal family would be gone. I feel that Myanmar is not small in size and has abundant water resources. It is quite promising. It just needs to become a hegemon in Southeast Asia. Think about the happiness of the King of Thailand. After all, this world belongs to the Wuchang
I want to know how the author will deal with the relationship with the Central Plains in the future. After Zhu Yuanzhang unified China, it was impossible to allow a neighboring country to become so powerful, and the protagonist is not from the Central Plains.
Aren't those nobles going to deal with them? Why are they starting a war privately in your name? Strangeness
Why is there no writing about South Asia and India?
This is a bit nonsense. At that time, there was no China in Southeast Asia.
The author may consider Vietnam for his next book. I think it is more interesting than Champo. It is quite interesting that the Li Dynasty, Chen Dynasty and Li Dynasty, "Southern Little China", could proclaim themselves emperors and pay tribute behind closed doors, and sinicize Southeast Asia.
Come on, author, I just feel that the layout is too small and the population is too small, so it is difficult to develop no matter how you do it. Or you can just write about farming in Australia, where it has not been discovered yet, immigration construction, commercial construction, it's so cool.
Come on, author, there are very few in Southeast Asia, so don't be a eunuch 😊
I hope the author can consider writing about the Chinese King Taksin of Thailand (Emperor Taksin the Great) in his next book. His story is quite legendary. From the son of a businessman to the only overseas Chinese king of a country, Thailand had the largest territory during his period. The Netherlands has become weak and the British have not yet entered Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, he was betrayed and usurped by King Rama I (the founding king of modern Thailand) in the late period.