
America, 1881: A Western Legend
美利坚1881:西部传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I hope it will always be this kind of western novel, about establishing a big gang, just like Big Cousin, but not a tragedy. Don't be unscientific and fake about founding a country. And I finally found this kind of western novel. I hope the author writes it well and doesn't collapse.
Camilla Overnight
In fact, what the protagonist is most likely to do is in a less important state, such as Texas. Then unite the Indians and Chinese. Use that state as your home base. Just like the current Texans, it is best to add more immigrants, and then make the majority of the Chinese in that state, and after fighting several times, force the bad country to recognize this Chinese state. And it is best for this state to have the sea or mountains and rivers. There is the sea to create conditions for continued immigration in the future, and there are mountains to fight a protracted war.
Mr. Dongmu's town hall
Colt Revolver Forever Romance
I've always wanted to read a Western, but I can't stand it when I see a Chinese protagonist. It feels too fake.
I remember the first novel about making a fortune in Europe and America. It was called: Training the Pacific. I wonder if anyone has read it.
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It started with a treasure hunt, and then it was still looking for more than a hundred chapters. Once it was dug up, it kept going on, and a few villains always escaped.
It's particularly strange. Why use a Chinese person when writing a book about a foreign country?
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