The Sun Never Sets on the Americas
美洲日不落
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- Completed
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- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A newly discovered, difficult song
A fake American national anthem: "The Starry Banner" The true national anthem of the United States: "Sunshine, Rainbow, and Little White Horse"
Administrative divisions of the Han Empire
That vibrant, flourishing scene, where all things compete for life, is still vivid in my mind.
The biggest logical flaw in this book is that the entire world pretends that China doesn't exist, and the protagonist essentially disappears and never mentions it again. How could such a large-scale world war forget such a vast region and country? The book's logic is like modern science missing a crucial link; it just doesn't make sense...
By 1840, the United States already had a population of 16 million. Twenty-one years later, during the Civil War, the US population was just over 30 million, with casualties on both sides reaching one million. In 1840, the US already had the capacity to mobilize 500,000 people.
Some problems with this book
Let me talk about the problems with this book. It has been more than three months since I started writing this book, and I have been writing about 15,000 words a day. I only wrote a few thousand words during the initial release period. The author is also very tired. Some readers didn't like the European chapters, but there weren't many. I looked at them, and there were only about a dozen.
Without cheating, we can't defeat the US. In the Civil War, we could have fished in troubled waters, sought British support, and focused on developing industry and population first.
Map of the situation in Europe and the Middle East
Tsar: "Damn it! The army is incompetent; it seems I must take up arms!"
People could be smuggled from Taiping Heavenly Kingdom territory. After the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom captured Nanjing in 1853, people could be hauled away from Jiangnan by boat. By 1865, when the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was destroyed, a fleet could be sent to threaten the Qing court and Zeng Guofan, preventing Zeng from killing so many people, and all the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's citizens…
It's finished! How did the Qing Dynasty avoid a world war?
I'm speechless that the author dares not write about the Qing Dynasty, considering that the entire world was basically at war during world wars.
Southeast Asia situation map
This map shows the power dynamics across Southeast Asia in 1847.