A House Transmigrated to the Late Ming, with a Back Door to North America from the Start

There are too few parts in North America, and the focus is instead on establishing territory in the Ming Dynasty. This way, it is hard to see how it can be used to help your development in North America! If you remove the setting of being able to travel through North America, wouldn't it mean traveling through the late Ming Dynasty? I originally wanted to recruit people from China, establish territory in North America, farm and develop, and then lead the team back to conquer the world. Although it is quite beautiful, I just feel that the proportion is uneven.

Author, it's better to change the names of North America. After all, the protagonist didn't have a name at that time. It would be better if you change it to another more pleasant name, such as Kunlun State, Tianci State, etc. The other states should also be changed to other names. After all, those in North America are called by Westerners. If the protagonist occupied it, it would be impossible to call it North America.

There is a question. The front door is in the late Ming Dynasty and the back door is in North America. So what will happen if you jump out of the window? ? !

It really stinks that North America is set in another world. I thought it was in the same world. The result is 2 worlds.

The protagonist cannot treat the southern landlords and gentry too favorably. They must clear out a large number of landlords and gentry to replace the landlords and gentry and the population that were wiped out due to wars and peasant uprisings during normal dynasty changes. Otherwise, social conflicts can only be temporarily alleviated. Otherwise, they will break out again soon, and the dynasty established by the protagonist will only be short-lived. In the Shou Dynasty, the protagonist was too indecisive and killed too few people. The Manchus invaded Jiangnan and slaughtered many people. Millions of people were killed in Jiangnan alone. Countless landowners, gentry and common people lost their lives, but it also greatly alleviated social conflicts. The protagonist should continue to suffer the landlords and gentry and let them die on behalf of the people!

The most tragic thing in China was the natural and man-made disasters in the Chongzhen year. Vegetarians hang human corpses on hooks and sell meat by the pound.

The main role is not as good as the enfeoffment, and it is far better to rule overseas. Rather than allowing Westerners to occupy it, it is better to expand the circle of Chinese civilization. It took more than 200 years for the Zhou Dynasty to open up the enfeoffment, and its contribution was huge, which greatly opened up the living space of the civilizations of the Xia Dynasty. Few unified dynasties can compare.

You are not dividing the empire by yourself. If you want to do something, you must exercise power. If you, the Supreme Emperor, exercise power, it will actually cause two centers of power in the empire, and it will have a great impact on the split of the North American Empire. Although there were few exchanges in the past, North America has always been the political center of a completely subordinate country. Now that you are here, it will directly change the political center of the North American Empire to North America. This has a devastating blow to the recognition of the central authority of national politics by middle- and lower-level officials and people in North America. The protagonist's prestige is too high. There are two developments. For a time, the already scarce exchanges between the two sides are even less. Second, there is still information exchange from time to time. During this period, there will definitely be differences and contrasts, leading to what the middle and lower classes consider to be "conflicts of government orders." This will directly lead to the decline of the new emperor's authority. This does not count the high probability that it will happen, some misunderstandings from high-level officials, some ambitions, and many other things. It is said that there is still a red lady, but after all, the prestige is too far behind. It's still hard to deal with the lower middle.

It's a little weird to see the forces calling them Hua and Dahua. Why not call them Han, Han nationality, and Han country? Isn't it easier to say Han, Han nationality, and Han country than Huabu and Dahua?

Another big mistake happened. I was really speechless and couldn't catch up.