
The Chaebol Family That Started in the United States
从美利坚开始的财阀家族
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- 266k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Foreign History
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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The author is too naive. I really thought that the United States was a liberal democracy, but there was serious discrimination in American society. People have various means to deprive you of your property.
How funny. Chinese people in 1922 still want to mix in a beautiful country? Can the novel not be too outrageous? But the author starts screening readers in the first chapter which is pretty good.
Let's be honest, in reality, in the Western people's chain of contempt, anyone who is not of the same skin color and has great wealth will have been eaten to the bone.
Tell us your thoughts on the latest founding chapter. Discussions are welcome. The protagonist wants to imitate South Korea and American chaebols, hide behind the scenes and control the country, does not want to take responsibility, and wants to gain benefits. I can only say that he is naive. Especially the presidential uniform. No matter who the white Chinese are, no matter what their previous status was, once they gain power and status, ambition will inevitably grow. I am already the president, why should I be suppressed by you? The butt determines the head, and the two are naturally in opposition. Moreover, countries ruled by plutocrats are extremely greedy and basically ignore the people at the bottom. Once the people at the bottom have a hard time and side with the presidential administration, what will happen to the protagonist's family? And behind the scenes, as the protagonist is the founding father, is this kind of family hidden? In the upper class, it is purely funny. Building a constitutional monarchy still has a righteous reputation. No matter what the country is like, it will not hate the royal family, but will only be dissatisfied with those in power. And since the protagonist starts from scratch and leads the Chinese people to survive overseas, the royal family will naturally be respected by the bottom. Anyway, the blame lies with the prime minister or prime minister. What are you afraid of? With the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the protagonist's family still has a stable rear area. The protagonist is a Chinese, a plutocrat. If you lose your base, you will always be meat on other people's chopping boards in Europe, America, and the United States.
Well written, Liangcao. I look forward to watching the protagonist build his own power and country later.
I feel like a loser dominated by desire, my heart flutters when I see a beautiful woman
Alas, with your own army, your own territory, your own company, and your own money, you have built a republic? If you start a republic, there will definitely be a president who is dissatisfied with the protagonist occupying too many resources and gradually eats away at it, and suppresses the protagonist's business and family with little restrictions! It's really not as good as establishing a constitution
Many authors have a problem when writing stories about foreigners, setting the protagonist to be Chinese or of Chinese origin, with white skin and yellow heart. The person is a foreigner but has a Chinese heart. On the way, I also want to help China rise! ! ! ! ! ! !
Without Goldfinger, it would have been very difficult for Chinese Americans to get ahead in that era.
There was also the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1926. How do you start a business?
How many dishes are there to get you so drunk? After the attack on Pearl Harbor, do you know what the fate of those Japanese-Americans was like? How many divisions does your chaebol have?
If the protagonist does not build his own country, he will not be able to defeat Angsa and the top Jewish people. They are all as evil as Cao Cao and Sima. They have no bottom line and are not human beings. In the real world, we don't know when we will get rid of the control of the British and American Angsa people.
I was looking forward to it, but the chapters in the past two days made me laugh like a pig. Everything is my own. I have divided the power. Even if I build a republic, I still have to be the president. Do you mean to control the military? It's legal. When I saw so many children were born in the past, I thought it was to divide the sons into chaebols.
After reading 6 chapters, I mostly read the comments, and then I saw a lot of readers' doubts and the author's explanations. I won't talk about whether the writing is good or not. I just think that if you write something like an online novel for readers, at least most readers should think it is reasonable, not that the author himself thinks it is reasonable. That's the first script. It's outrageous to ask for 15% of the profit. Let's not talk about the status of the Chinese in that era. It's not known whether Howard will directly kill you and seize the script. Before you have the ability to protect yourself, you go to the big boss and say, I have a script and I want to cooperate with you. The profit is 15%. I won't make a cent. It depends entirely on the author to force the halo of the protagonist. This is bullshit.
The timeline is a little late
In fact, the Chinese Exclusion Act is not a problem at all. To be an American plutocrat, you cannot avoid the Anglo-Jewish race. When the Federal Reserve was established in 1914, the Anglo-Jewish group had already controlled the economic lifeline of the United States and controlled the entire national power in disguise. If you want to get a share of the pie in the future, you must either be a white person of the two races, Anglo-Jewish, or be a dog for them (you may not have the chance to be a dog, after all, the status of the Chinese was worse than that of the blacks at that time) So if you really want to have power, instead of making a rich man, you must get the Federal Reserve, the world's largest cake, before 1914, otherwise you will be a billionaire at most, and in the end you will be controlled by those top big shots.
Or the same sentence: the racial problem of the times
After reading this, I understand why the results are not good. Are the plutocrats comparable to the emperor? Why are you running for president? Of all the leading men in the country, who doesn't want to be the emperor? If that doesn't work, why don't we just copy the Japan Emperor's Association?
Looking forward to the following plot, the protagonist will immigrate tens of millions of Chinese to the African continent, establish a country overseas, develop science and technology, improve military power, and unify Africa to become a world hegemon.
A diaosi travels back to the Republic of China and has no system? Sure enough, after reading more than a dozen chapters, the author began to make assumptions. Just like a teddy, everyone wants to have sex. Are the chaebols competing to see who can play with women? They don't think about making connections or playing with women, so diaosi are diaosi. When diaosi gets rich, they only think about playing with women and don't think about how to keep their wealth? Do you really think those white gentlemen are great philanthropists? Another point is, how about all kinds of memories of past lives, etc., Don't you know the number of words?