The Mighty Han Winds Rise in the Southern Seas

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".