Back in the Past to Become a Tycoon

The content dropped drastically after the protagonist went to Borneo, especially that reporter who was able to publish articles that slandered the protagonist, which was quite ridiculous. On one hand, they write their own amazing stories, claiming that the main characters and related companies are controlled by the protagonist, and this is the result?

A Chinese person doing business in Europe and America during World War II? Why would anyone want to do business with you? Wouldn't it be better to just rob them?

1. They have technology that they can't access, under the guise of cultivating scientists' own research capabilities. 2* Hydrology, constantly repeating the same meaning, this book is one-third water. 3* It's all about building a harem without any real depth. Is it just for statistical purposes? 4. Political humanity is largely ignored; officials are seen as mere cogs in a machine.

I really hope that humanity can use its resources to explore space, like in the novels, instead of wasting them on wars.

Why go back to a chaotic era and become a pie? Wouldn't it be better to be a king with maxed-out loyalty from all his subjects, like a lord with a lord's cheat code?

After consulting a lot of information, the author is definitely a literary author with great economic and political insights. After reading such a high-quality book, I am not interested in reading other books. As shown in the picture, the author's macroscopic world is really powerful.

The protagonist should focus on building up his country and dominating Southeast Asia. The author's excessive writing about women is an attempt to highlight feudalistic ideas and a patriarchal mindset. The story is getting worse and worse.

Chapter 674 I don't even want to curse, look at what you've written! In the 1950s, you actually wanted to use lithium mines to develop new energy vehicles?

You can talk about the importance of economic strength and soft power, but you can't become a superpower and one of the five members of the UN Security Council if you don't prove your capabilities on the battlefield. Southeast Asia hasn't seen any major wars.

This kind of subject matter is easy to cross the line. If you don't write about domestic issues, you feel like something is missing. If you do write about them, you're likely to get locked up in a dark room!