1955: A Board Member at Nanyang University

It's really impossible without guns. The Chinese are too honest abroad. The Chinese in Malaysia contribute 90% of the tax revenue with 20% of the population, but they are still being bullied. This is what happens without a gun.

Having a gun is different from not having a gun! Traveling through so many years and experiencing World War II! Why are you still so naive?

Around Chapter 60 of Pig's Feet, the issue of military power begins to be laid out. The reason why we did not seize the military power before Chapter 60 was because the time was not ripe. Do we have to seize military power in the first chapter? Raising a private army under the nose of a hundred thousand British garrison? The hot comments in the comment area are all scolding pig's feet for not seizing military power for being stupid. We can't do things like brother's rebellion secretly? One hundred thousand British troops are by our side! One hundred thousand!! I don't want to spoil it yet, but it's hard to explain to you when Pig's Feet captures the military power. Why are everyone so anxious to read books now? An ordinary wealthy businessman with pig's feet has no words for a hundred thousand words, so he has to arm himself and fight out a hundred thousand British troops?

What's the point of setting traps and moral kidnappings for the protagonist in the first three chapters?

The author has no idea about money at all? One hundred million U. S. Dollars for the guerrillas? According to the Central Military Commission in 1937, one hundred million U. S. Dollars was enough to arm an army of 150,000 people and provide logistics for one year... Why should we give this money to the guerrillas? Directly open military schools to cultivate direct descendants, and at the same time recruit officers and troops who were frustrated in the civil war. What kind of guerrillas... Even in the 1950s, the three-year war to aid Korea only cost 2.5 Billion US dollars...

Before Malaysia becomes independent, increase the territory of Singapore!

The initial introduction was well-intentioned and I was drawn in. But the image of the protagonist at the beginning as a slick and money-loving character is really hard to put in, because there are very few people who are so out of touch with reality. He still has to carry the banner, which seems very reluctant and hasty! The protagonist himself is not willing to do it, so how can we be happy to watch it? I don't understand how the author could create such a character and force the protagonist to be patriotic. This is abstract enough.

In this book, should the protagonist find a place to found a country, or should he kill the natives and become the head of state? If this were not the case, this book would be about eunuchs.

Care about China? Then come back. In 1955, the motherland was in dire straits and needed talents like you to come back and contribute to the great construction and shine 🤭

Haha, they all say that they need to fix the barrels of guns, I feel really 🧠not sober First, the title is very clear Second, what resources are there to raise barrels of guns in that place? If you don't have it, you still have bones to eat, and you want to have sex, then you will be reincarnated early!