The Han Dynasty Comes from Southeast Asia

The reason for delaying the attack on Guangdong and Guangxi is too far-fetched. The protagonist Han people are underpopulated and need Han people. Moreover, if a real attack is made, wealth can be obtained for further mobilization and the financial resources of the Manchus will be weakened. If there is no fight, it will be the same as the last book I mentioned before (no intelligence, blind movement) This is often the case in the first book. The protagonist seems to be in darkness and has no clear judgment on the enemy in the overall situation. The situation is only known when something happens (the routine is: a random person comes to talk, the protagonist suddenly realizes and changes the plan that has been planned for a long time, such as attacking Guangdong and Guangxi here, major strategic decisions are changed at a moment's notice, brother, why don't you call your subordinates for large-scale discussions without collecting information and evidence? Just ask two or three people to pat their heads and change it?). After intelligence collection, it is understandable that the Guangdong and Guangxi strategy designed is unclear in detail. This reversal of the main axis (whether to attack Guangdong and Guangxi or not) is a mistake in strategic judgment. This is a poisonous point from the perspective of plot design, the author. Is it such a big deal and such a trivial matter? Can you realize it? The protagonist makes a major strategic mistake (leaving aside how far-fetched the reasons given are). Readers will realize that he is alive just because he is the protagonist, so there are no tragic consequences. And this approach further highlights what I said before. The protagonist, as the one who starts the war with a small one (think of the Japanese intelligence collection against the Qing Dynasty, or the Manchu Qing Dynasty intelligence collection against the Ming court), is supposed to be cautious, but in fact he has a strong sense of blind movement, as if nothing is clear, and he makes mistakes in judging the situation, so he goes ahead.

What a coincidence!

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He is in Nanyang, and his father-in-law is Zheng Xin. It is not attractive enough, so the title of the book might as well be changed to Han Feng Fiercely Rises from Nanyang 🙂

Zheng Xin's army was quite successful, and within a few years he pushed the Burmese back and established the Thonburi Dynasty. In this process, the protagonist helps his father-in-law fight, suppress the local aristocratic forces, and cut down the vassal vassal. He can easily accumulate a lot of power and obtain investment from his father-in-law. After that, you can go back to your hometown to farm a little bit, and through the relationship with Bodolu, you can have sex with France for nothing, and start up the modern shipbuilding industry and arms industry first. At the same time, he detonated the Xishan Uprising in advance and strived to unify the north and south of Annan and South before 1775. Then, taking advantage of the fact that the Qing government was at the last moment of fighting in Jinchuan and Jinchuan, and the country's elites were all concentrated in the northwest, they sent troops to the Northern Expedition, occupied Taiwan and Guangdong and Guangxi, and obtained the huge handicraft industry base in Foshan, thus establishing an absolute advantage over the Manchus. Don't think that the behemoth Manchu Qing is terrible. In fact, there are only tens of thousands of elite soldiers in the country, and they all rely on exhausting the Sauron people. If you act swiftly, you can basically pacify the mainland in 1785, and then you can attack in several directions and use the land reform and land equalization system to mobilize the power of the people. Immigrants from the north will develop the Northeast, immigrants from the south will develop Southeast Asia, and the northwest can be temporarily left alone. In the east, the Japanese will hire tens of thousands of unemployed rogues and send them as mercenaries to support the Mysore War, and they will not let the British unify India. At the same time, Japan was used as a springboard to immigrate to western North America. If we can kill the fledgling Wellington in the Indian team, and then buy Louisiana from Napoleon, everything will be perfect. Without Wellington's victory in Spain, Napoleon would have had more capital to make a comeback after his failed expedition to Russia. Perhaps he would have been able to survive for more than ten years, holding back the energy of the European powers and buying time for the expansion of the Americas.

The equalization of land actually hinders industrial development. No one wants to go to a new place if they have land to farm. How can you start a large industry in a new territory?

What kind of readers Xiaobaiwen has cultivated is simply outrageous. Even during the Taiping Rebellion, the Qing army was in such a state that it could still survive by relying on regiment training. Now that Qianlong is still in full force and the Qing Dynasty is still full of energy, there are people who want to go all the way north on the crippled half of Vietnam. You must know that even Vietnam has just been recovered. I'm afraid it's not Shi Lezhi. Xiao Bai's reading too much is really hopeless.

World Situation In Indochina, if the beaten chieftains of Myanmar surrendered, then everyone except Burmese culture should be the chieftains of the Qing Dynasty. Before the Eastern Expedition, the territory of Thonburi should be like this. After the big and small Jinchuan fight

Abandoned the book, I can't read Chapter 777 at all. When I first read this book, I witnessed the protagonist overthrow the Qing Dynasty and start a new chapter in China. I was fully looking forward to the follow-up story of the protagonist transforming China. But the further I read, the greater my disappointment. The plot surrounding the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty and the transformation of the country in the early stage was very attractive and kept me immersed in it. But I don't know when the plot completely went off the rails. The protagonist is suddenly deeply involved in the European Anglo-French war, describing foreign battlefields and political games at length. This has nothing to do with the main plot of overthrowing the Qing Dynasty and transforming China. It is lengthy and procrastinating. These foreign plots are like forced insertions. Not only do they fail to enrich the world view, they also make the entire story confusing and the reading coherence is seriously damaged. The rise of the United Kingdom into the British Empire relies on the long-term accumulation of enterprising spirit and technological explosion. It is an all-round and long-term accumulation, which cannot be easily changed by external forces. The protagonist has traveled through ancient times and wants to make China great again, so he should base his domestic reforms on himself. The prosperous times in Chinese history were achieved through institutional optimization, cultural prosperity, and scientific and technological innovation, rather than through petty tactics and participation in foreign wars. I paid to see a unique ancient time travel, not to see foreign history. From expectations to disappointment, I decided not to continue this off-track "journey" and officially gave up the book today. I hope the author will re-examine the main plot and not let readers get lost in irrelevant plots.

World Situation The principality separated from Austria is quite large. Parma of Mo Er is in Italy The Great Yu in the east has eaten up Southeast Asia belonging to the Netherlands. Myanmar took this opportunity to restore its peak territory. Tong occupied these and Lanna declared independence

The Manchus and Qing Dynasties actively raided Guangdong and Guangxi, and the protagonist moaned in Beihe. As a result, the book dragged on for several months without doing anything, which was like pressing the pause button.

It would be better to change the title of the book to "The Return of Nanyang Han'er" 🙂

There are quite a few poison spots. They are all the views of the Manchu and Qing Dynasty's history writers. Stupid bird stuff is all the work of pig tails. Apart from rectifying Mongolia, everything else belongs to them. Tibet had its troops stationed in Hongwu until its financial resources could no longer be maintained in the middle and later stages before it withdrew. After the withdrawal, the Yellow Sect had constant contact with the emperor. There is a boundary monument of Hongwu in Vladivostok, but the Manchus and Qing Dynasties have no boundary monument. They sold our territory and the Hami Guards controlled the Kazakhstan side. What a bullshit pretense, and still regarded it as "history".

Mo Zibu is about to overthrow the Pattani Sultanate

Kneeling down and licking Zheng Xin for no reason is quite poisonous. You have to recognize your father. If you are not strong enough to recognize your father, it will be fine. It is clear that Ha Xian has hundreds of thousands of troops and your own strength is several times stronger than Zheng Xin. You still have to recognize your father. How can you say that Siam is the dominant power in Indochina and unifies the north and the south? Isn't Vietnam the dominant country in Indochina? North and South Vietnam are obviously more mature than Siam based on various conditions, and they have the strength and territory to still not be able to win over Siam. It's not purely funny. How can they not subjugate the local indigenous people if they are strong enough? They have to wait more than ten years before Zheng Xin is gone. It is really inexplicable that he can go to Siam to succeed to the throne. Many people still compare Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang. Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang started from a humble background and could only stay humble and small. The protagonist has territory, people and finance, so he has the strength to be someone's son and make fun of him. He can obviously cooperate with him. The way he kneels and licks is really mindless. If Zheng Xin is so powerful, he won't be killed by his subordinates. It goes without saying what it means to be killed by his subordinates since ancient times. If you like to recognize your father, then keep the identity of the protagonist low. Recognizing your father inexplicably is really a poisonous point.

Zang is fighting against a vassal state in Jinchuan and Jinchuan. For now, Khmer should be regarded as a vassal state of Mo Zibu in the game, right?

I have been reading time-travel novels about overseas Chinese characters for several years, and today I suddenly realized that there are huge loopholes in all the novels about overseas Chinese characters that do not annex the land of China. If the protagonist's goal is to build a colony overseas, in order to obtain the population, he must rely on the Chinese mainland. After the protagonist acquires a certain number of people, and then trains 50,000 troops with era-defining weapons, he must annex the Chinese mainland. Because this is normal logic. Novel about overseas construction almost always falls into a logical trap. For example, the land of China is equivalent to 1 million tons of gold, and the protagonist can only transport 20,000 tons after decades. In fact, in the tenth year, the protagonist's military power only takes two years to annex the land of China, directly becoming the controller of 1 million tons of gold, and then using the power of these 1 million tons of gold to control another 10 million tons of gold around the world. As a time traveler, the first thing is to maximize your own profits, and the second thing is to open up living space for China. In order to maximize your profits, you must control the entire land of China to maximize your profits. To open up a living space for the Chinese people, we must first control the entire land of China. If you don't control the land of China, the rulers of the land of China will not let you take away their people casually. Even if you can use other methods to take people away from the land of China, the efficiency is very low. It is far inferior to how you can immigrate to the whole world in large numbers after you control the land of China. There are so many good places in the world that require at least tens of millions of Chinese people to control. If the protagonist does not rule the land of China, there will not be so many resources and people. It will take more than a hundred years to continuously immigrate tens of millions of people to all parts of the world. As a time traveler, if he does not control the land of China, he will be watching China's development slow down and countless people suffering. The protagonist only went to the land of China to recruit a part of the population, but he could not save many people. Most of the people were still suffering. Moreover, the protagonist worked hard to recruit a small number of people to go overseas. After decades of development, the profits the protagonist gained were not as good as the protagonist's direct control of the land of China.

Let me tell you the conclusion directly. Chapter 364 made me full of questions. Is that it? No, didn't you write well before? They have defeated the Qing Dynasty on the battlefield, why are you still hesitating? 😅 Tiger, do you want to read the previous content of this work? Starting from the protagonist's capture of Annan, the biggest limitation to the protagonist's strength growth is that there are too few Han people (referring to the Han people under the protagonist's rule) The protagonist's approach is nationalism after all, so the population of this nation is definitely a top priority. Just a few dozen chapters ago, the protagonist made great efforts to Chineseize Annan. In the final analysis, isn't it because there are too few Han people to suppress the Annan people? Now that you have defeated the Manchus head-on, you can easily capture Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian. What is the population of that? 😅How many soldiers can be exploded? Yes, population is both a resource and a burden, but the reason you gave in Chapter 364 is unreasonable: that is, the protagonist is worried about attacking Guangdong and Guangxi, and Qianlong closed the Guangzhou Thirteenth Bank, causing the livelihood of millions of people in Guangdong and Guangxi to be lost. Is it possible that in a feudal dynasty like the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, under the oppression of the landlords and the Eight Banners of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, the people could barely make ends meet. Waiting for the protagonist to conquer Guangdong and Guangxi, divide the property and land of the Eight Banners, and let the Han landlords pay some blood, will the people of Guangdong and Guangxi be afraid that their livelihood will be lost? Even if Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian are not enough, aren't there Annan and Kamantan Islands? It would be nice to just suffer the hardships of the local indigenous people 🤭. The livelihood of ordinary people has been solved, what is the so-called thirteen elements? If you're smart, surrender to the protagonist as soon as possible. If you don't know how to flatter yourself, just get the Nine Tribes Xiaoxiaoluo Package. In addition, the content of today's Chapter 364 essentially conflicts with the previous plot. Why does the protagonist want to show off the chariots and horses to confront the Manchus? Is it to tear off the invincible tiger skin of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties? The Manchu and Qing Dynasties used a small tribe to confront a large country. How many soldiers can they explode with all their strength? Just tens of thousands of people. The protagonist spent so much effort and finally defeated the entire Qing expeditionary force. Shouldn't this news be spread throughout the world? Of course, relying on words is probably not enough. The first industrial revolution has not even started at this time, and the efficiency of information transmission is extremely low. In addition, the Manchus must control speech in their own jurisdiction. If the protagonist does not enter Guangdong and Guangxi at this time. Excuse me, how many ordinary people would know that the protagonist defeated the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty on a frontal battlefield? Even the Manchu and Qing Dynasties could completely publicize: The protagonist's losses are much greater than mine, otherwise why not enter Guangdong and Guangxi? However, as long as the protagonist wins Guangdong and Guangxi, the world will be shocked. Seeing is believing and hearing is false. At this moment, the protagonist enters Guangdong and Guangxi, what is the biggest gain? A sufficient population and the hearts of the world, if you get these two things, you will win. And as you wrote in the previous article, the Manchu Qing Dynasty suffered heavy losses. The next time they conquer the protagonist, it will take a year and a half to prepare for it. After waiting for a year and a half, the protagonists have completed the land reform and won the hearts and minds of the people in Guangdong and Guangxi. At this time, the protagonist does not even need to inflict heavy losses on the Manchu and Qing armies like last time, he only needs to defend Guangzhou. So in Chapter 364 you wrote, the protagonist may not consider entering Guangdong and Guangxi. It would be outrageous to travel without attacking.

Since the author knows that the Sikuquanshu destroys the Chinese cultural context, he should understand the pseudo-history of the West. A civilization that plays with marble statues has not yet found evidence of forging iron tools, not to mention that bronzes are still new after being left in the sea for two thousand years. Therefore, much of the Western Greek civilization may be forged. Aristotle thousands of years ago Dodd wrote tens of millions of words, but it turned out that the West did not have papermaking technology and still used parchment scrolls. So how much does a parchment cost, and how many chapters does a 10 million-word book require? Therefore, there are many doubts about the history of Western civilization. There is also a saying that "the Ming Dynasty whale fell on all things in the West" has not been falsified, but it may be useful in writing novels!

In addition, I would like to ask why you are blocked when you write in depth. Lan Fang next door has a much more ferocious plot than you. Why are you not blocked? Is it uncomfortable that there is such a thing as a white list, and you happen to not be in it? The main character's ideas come and go, and the views of the previous chapter are overturned in the next chapter. There is a beauty that expansion is too easy, but the protagonist in this book did have a tough battle to win the country easily. In the early stage, he still bullied the natives, unlike the one who fought out of the blood sea in the previous book. It can only be said that this protagonist is the hero of the times, the embodiment of Zhuzi's dominance. Although politics is the art of compromise, there is no art in your compromise. Let's talk about the feudal emperor, but you don't have the autocracy. Let's talk about the pioneer of the republic. You are a half-hearted person who only knows how to give in. If you don't achieve high or low, you can only be said to be a time traveler.

The first is the issue of the identity of the protagonist. The protagonist is always struggling with his identity, fearing that the mainland will think that he is not a Han. But the question is who has this understanding. To put it bluntly, ordinary people at that time could not read a single Chinese character. Do they have this understanding? Only the gentry have this understanding! But after the gentry was ruled by the Manchus, you have to win the recognition of the gentry. Should you restore the tax exemption for the gentry in the Ming Dynasty? Should you restart the land donation? If you do this, you are guaranteed to be recognized by the gentry all over the world. The second is that the protagonist enters the mainland. To put it bluntly, there are indeed not so many grassroots governance talents, and some issues must be compromised. But Annan proposed another solution. Isn't Annan's gentry and Beijing-Han Dynasty gentry still being used on a large scale now? People also get original shares. If you think Annan's Chineseization is slow, if you take them to the mainland to serve as officials, you can ensure that they will Chineseize faster than anyone else, and they can check and balance the mainland gentry and literati on a large scale. Thirdly, the author or the protagonist has an inexplicable sense of expectation for the mainland gentry and literati at that time, and there is also a pair of Crouching Dragon, Phoenix Young and Long Zhong, saying that they are worthy of each other. It has not yet reached the time of breaking illusions and opening eyes to the world in the late Qing Dynasty. The Manchu Qing Dynasty has now domesticated a group of standard cynics who only greedily eat the bottom interests without any actual ability. And isn't it enough that Manchu and modern revelations are enough? When you enter Zhennanguan, there will be great Confucian scholars who will debate the scriptures for you. The really powerful Confucian scholars of the Manchu Qing Dynasty were all vested interests and had already become high-ranking officials, such as Liu Tongxun and his group. However, if the protagonists want to establish a new country, these are the targets that need to be cut into pieces, and the price of bribery is too high. This is also a big issue of right and wrong. Why should I recognize the great Confucian scholars of the Manchu Qing Dynasty? Then I have to listen to them whether to govern the country. So is my entry into the customs not in vain? Fourth is the issue of the Thirteenth Line. To put it bluntly, we are reluctant to break the rules. At that time, we were the only super monopoly organization that benefited from the Qing Dynasty's secluded policy and could do business with foreign countries. To put it bluntly, the protagonist had to turn on and off the Guangdong, Guangdong and Guangxi. Isn't it harmful to their interests? Are they really capable of making money? I can't see, is it because there is no competition due to the monopoly? The big-minded businessmen in the Thirteenth Line must be dealt with and attacked. If you don't deal with them and let them go, how will you get the money to bribe the lower-level and train troops? Maybe the civil and military officials below you will not be convinced. As for the candidates to open the customs, the small businessmen and shop assistants below the 13th line, and there are so many foreign trade merchants in Guangzhou, they are the ones who handle the affairs, just keep them.

As far as the character and ability of the protagonist are concerned, in history, if he can succeed, he will be favored by heaven. His luck will be even worse than that of the Qing Dynasty. It is not an exaggeration to say that there are no heroes who can make a bastard famous.

It started off very unfavorably. Where is Zheng's promised son-in-law? Cheating people into disgusting people? Although the pig's feet are not cuckolded, the cuckold is the original owner. But how do you write it? Not to mention unifying the earth, has the founding figure of a large empire or a hegemonic country been greenlit? So many people know, how to write history books? You told me that history is not allowed to be written and you dare not write it? It's like nonsense.

If there is no intelligence, France is not a fool and will not support the protagonist unconditionally. It will definitely require the protagonist to cede coastal strongholds, station a navy, and strengthen trade with the Manchus. Catholics are not fools and will not be satisfied with preaching in just one or two cities. France's support for the independence of the United States is not unconditional. France's Louisiana colony is right next to the thirteen states of North America. If France did not have a revolution later, this alone would have pinched the United States to death. The Netherlands is not a fool. If the protagonist violates its interests, even if it cannot defeat it, it can still recruit other European countries to gang up on the protagonist, or it can cooperate with the Manchus to strangle the protagonist. Britain is not a fool, it is the most famous troublemaker! Even if it fails to take care of East and Southeast Asia for a while, it can sell weapons to the Manchus and the Netherlands, and sow discord between the protagonist and France. You can say Manqing is bad, but you can't say it's stupid! After the Manchu Qing discovered the advantages of the protagonist's firearms and battleships, they would directly cooperate with Europe and purchase a large number of advanced weapons. When necessary, the Manchu Qing Dynasty directly delegated power to local Han people. This is how Zeng Guofan, Li Hongzhang, and Zuo Zongtang rose to power, and they strangled the Tianping Tai Kingdom. In addition, the Manchu Qing Dynasty also had a trump card, directly promoting the protagonist as the invasion of Nanman monkeys. The protagonist's propaganda about inheriting the Han people from the Ming Dynasty is a joke. How many Ming Dynasty costumes do you think you are a Han? If this really happens, North Korea will have more say than you. In terms of culture, after all, the Qing Dynasty inherited the Confucianism of the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist can't even find a few scholars, saying that he is Chinese, like a clown. You laugh at the Qing Dynasty's money rat tail, and the Qing Dynasty still laugh at you as a monkey with broken hair. The king of Thailand, Taksin, who usurped the throne, is even less likely to be a simple political novice who unconditionally trusts the protagonist and may explode at any time. The princes from all walks of life inside are even less likely to be so honest and obedient, because if you just want to revitalize the Han people, they will sacrifice their lives to accompany the gentleman. They have great careers and cannot live a good life, so they will accompany you to death. The Han landlords under the rule of the Qing Dynasty were not fools. The Qing Dynasty had been in stable rule for hundreds of years. They were also vested interests of the Qing Dynasty. They could not live a good life. Just by restoring China, you want them to risk the whole family being executed and the family interests being divided up to start a revolution with you? Damn it! In addition, the Industrial Revolution has already broken out in the UK at this time. The protagonist has been in power for more than ten years and is still dawdling in Southeast Asia. He is a clown. Are you afraid that the UK cannot gather the strength to beat it?

No matter how advanced the feudal monarchy is, it is no match for capitalism. In a long-term confrontation, capital or liberalism will surely win. If your country has no ideals and is only full of conquest, it will be a short-lived country at best.

I have been immersed in my own reading. Looking back, I saw that many people in the comment area were particularly resistant to participating in the European storyline. Why? I personally think it's pretty good. From the 16th century to the 19th century, the center of the world was in Europe. I've always regretted the absence of Chinese people in this magnificent colonial history. Now the author has filled in the gaps. It's really great. Moreover, cultivating virtues internally and externally contacting princes to fight against the world also proves the success of the policy. Why do you always like to close the country and develop on your own?

I can't stand it anymore after reading more than 300 chapters. The novel is just watery, so I just skipped and read it. There are a lot of issues with the key information the author looked up, especially the information about the Qing Dynasty. He chose the information completely according to his own preferences, without considering the issue of authenticity at all! In addition, there are also problems with the theme. It is the 18th century. Overthrowing the Qing Dynasty is not the core content. The core should be to establish an advanced and efficient modern regime, then promote the industrial revolution, popularize compulsory education, promote the development of scientific ideas, and ultimately promote the industrialization of the entire country. The most important thing is to sacrifice the basics for the last. The more I read, the more speechless I am! It is recommended that the author first read some classic historical theoretical works before writing a historical article!

I can't stand it until about 500 chapters, it's basically the same routine. There is no political philosophy, cultural innovation, or economic construction. I stopped watching after I fucked Manqing

With the protagonist's national strength and projection ability at this time, it is already very good to be able to go back and destroy the Qing Dynasty, but what about colonizing North America? And what about the King of Sweden? Not to mention whether I can beat him or not, what about my delivery ability? Can territory so far away be defended? The bigger the land, the harder it is to rule. It is already difficult to maintain the territory of Han and Nanyang, let alone an expedition to Europe and the United States?

I feel like I have spent my whole life writing books. The general plot is really good, but why does it feel so light when it comes to specifics?