Winds Rise over Nanyang

When dealing with Nanyang, we cannot seek common ground while reserving differences. The natives are vicious, cruel and capricious, while the colonists are despicable, cold-blooded and unfaithful. If you don't deal with it with a thorny hand, the consequences will be endless. It is right to drive tigers and devour wolves to exterminate the whole world like the emperor in the ravine next door.

I hope I won't go north in the end. There were several people who wrote about Nanyang. In the end, I didn't want to go north. I should expand outward, go to Africa, Australia, the Middle East, etc. But don't go north. It would be pointless to go back to my hometown.

North America and Australia are very good. You can write about South America. After all, there are not many people who write about South America and most of them are eunuchs. Many people in Nanyang have written about it.

Things in this world often go too far. I have seen many time travel stories that started in Nanyang. In the end, they either unified Nanyang or sent their troops north. This completely ignores the reality. Given the geographical environment and ethnic distribution of Nanyang, it is impossible to establish a unified empire. Even if the unification is forced, there will be constant civil strife. Therefore, the optimal solution is to establish a moderately powerful country. Borneo, which is 700,000 square kilometers, is such a base for kings and hegemons. Based on Borneo, the Republic of South China was established and continued to absorb new immigrants from China until it became a Chinese country with a population of over 100 million. The relationship between the South and China should be like that between the United States and the United Kingdom, sharing the same culture and race, and sharing weal and woe.

There is no need to build the world's number one Chinese country. It can occupy one or two large islands in Southeast Asia and slowly develop to catch up with Japan. Don't talk about the war order. Here, Japan's innate conditions are far better than the protagonist. There are tens of millions of people. Even the emperor has one meal a day. By World War I, it also occupied North Korea and Taiwan. In a few decades, doesn't Japan want to expand its sphere of influence? No, it's just that he doesn't have that strength. The protagonist started from scratch and could occupy an island and establish an independent country at the end of the 19th century and be recognized by Western countries. It is very impressive. Those who say that they occupy this place and occupy that place have read too much and are not realistic at all. If Southeast Asia is so easy to fight, with Japan's national power, it would have conquered the Netherlands long ago. It would be boring to see the protagonist open a company, earn millions of taels of silver a year, and invest in the army to easily defeat the Netherlands and build a nation.

Speaking of which, I also accidentally read the book Nanyang, and then I went to read all its Australia and America books and ordered them all. Now it seems that I really fed the dog🐶

It makes no sense to think about the fact that there are no golden finger books in modern times. In reality, you can't even look like a human being. Without today's technological and industrial products, how many people can live on their own? To put it more realistically, how many words can the author hold back in a day without access to modern technological information on the Internet? What most modern people lack most is a lack of self-knowledge.

What can you play without cheats?

To be honest, Nanyang is very difficult. It happens to be stuck on the only way to the UK. Maybe it just started to get better.

Lessons learned through blood and tears, just having money is just a big fat sheep in the eyes of the natives and colonists. In the later stage, if you don't master the barrel of a gun, no matter how prosperous it is, it will be a joke.