A New Wind Rises in Southeast Asia
风起东南亚
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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Hurry up and take over New Guinea, Australia, and New Zealand. Only after taking these can we become a major power with sufficient strategic depth. And stop focusing on domestic issues; don't let the writing fizzle out.
The comments section mentions that the decision to establish a republic in Southeast Asia in 1884 was a major flaw. The country lacked advantages in terms of time, technology, and population. How many countries in the 19th century had republics? It was a complete blunder.
The idea of a republic is too far removed from the times and is purely a figment of imagination; I have no interest in reading about it.
If there's a system, why a republic? In those days, those with power centralized monarchies, later transitioning to constitutional monarchies; only those without power established republics.
Trash. A transmigrator, with soldiers and an army trained by a system for several years, managed to turn a war of attrition against a third-rate British colonial army. If they were fighting the Japanese, they'd probably be wiped out in two months.
I was originally planning to take a look, but I lost interest after seeing the republican presidential system.
No, why cooperate with local families? They've gone through so much trouble to evolve from feudal states to nobles, to gentry, to powerful clans, to academic cliques, and finally to landlords. Instead of helping them evolve into wealthy families, why not break up the landlords into individual households?
A story about a bumbling protagonist leading a bunch of equally bumbling henchmen in a war of territorial disputes with various martial arts sects. 😅🤣😅
Read and cherish these books while they last. These kinds of books don't last long!
Democracy and republic are the only way to civilization and the future! Those who still want to be emperors in the 20th century are selfish, greedy, and foolish. Those countries that can establish constitutional monarchies have been ruled by royal families for hundreds of years. The Japanese imperial family has ruled for more than two thousand years, Thailand for several hundred years, and European nobles have ruled various royal families for hundreds of years without any peasant uprisings.