Nanyang Fengyun 1864

Haha! Connecting the broken islands of the Philippines through undersea tunnels, the author is really talented! Leave aside factors such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and technology, the undersea tunnel project is still an unfinishable project even if 100 million people in the Philippines are now sold as "Filipino domestics"! Using airships, airplanes, radio communications, and giant ships is the magic weapon to truly connect the world!

The whole novel seems to be very fragmented. If we want to write about Luzon, it would be best to start with the Chinese in Southeast Asia, resist the colonization, or collude with the Spaniards. The protagonist starts with Manqing Xiangyong, and later becomes an official. In fact, there is no need to develop Southeast Asia at all. The gains outweigh the losses. I can only say that the author's article is not relevant.

Most of the book is about praising how wise and majestic Zheng Guohui is, how loyal his subordinates are, how many children he has given birth to, how many women he has had, how rich the royal family is, and how much territory he has expanded with just one stroke on the map. Have you ever thought about it? Have you ever understood the environment on these sites? In the environment of Nanyang, tropical rainforest climate, typhoons, tsunamis, earthquake disasters occur at any time, the land is barren, the environment is harsh, poisonous insects, ants, mosquitoes, and locusts threaten life safety at any time. The local indigenous people can adapt, but can the Han people in your mainland adapt? It's probably good to live half of it. Are there many iron ores on these islands? How much coal is there? 19. Is it possible to develop industry without resources? Can heavy industry be developed in earthquake zones? Is it because of your face, Zheng Guohui, that there will be no earthquake? What's even more funny is that even the Oriental Dragon Kingdom in the 21st century can't do it to dig undersea tunnels and connect the islands, let alone the 19th century. Where did your royal family get so much money? What products did you export, what was the price, how much profit was made, which country did you sell to, and what products did you import? What about the country's various industrial technology research and development institutions? No introduction! To what extent has the military industry developed? Look, there isn't a good piece of land in the circle, even the Congo Basin! Would it be possible to survive without chemical pharmaceuticals in the 19th century? If the Han people enter this place, the death rate is estimated to be over 60%! Australia and South America are just fine, but when writing stories, they have to stand up to logical reasoning! Just look at the subscription results and you will know. Whether a novel is good or bad can be seen from the subscription reading data!

Now here's a question. The protagonist is an official, and then he personally runs out to expand the territory. Can the protagonist be a clone? Or do you think you can just disappear without an order? The main reason is that there is no telegraph in this world, so how can you take care of both? Earlier, I wrote about the promotion of the protagonist and asked the protagonist to guard against the Nian Army. Now I am so angry that others will worship and recognize the lord with just a few words, and then start to open up the land personally. I can't have both fish and bear's paws , now I just care about the head and not the tail.

Going to war with the British Empire is really too much.

After reading it, I found that the author's position was a bit wrong. Although the writing was obscure, it was always clear to me.

If you are in Tongzhou, if this is Tongzhou and Hebei is that, you might as well recruit people to the Northeast to seize territory. As long as there are more people and the army rises, General Shengjing will have nothing to do with you. And if you can expel the Russians and break through Shanhaiguan, the Manchus and Qing Dynasties will be forced to move their capital and flee for their lives! If it is Tongzhou next to Shanghai in Jiangsu, going to Luzon in Nanyang is asking for death. History has already given the answer. Liu Renzhen (not Li Hongzhang), the leader of the Huai Army who rose up after suppressing the Taiping Rebellion, was excluded and sent to Taiwan. Then they wanted to attack Luzon and rise again. After returning to the south of the Yangtze River, they were squeezed out of Taiwan by the Manchus and foreigners together with the Qing Dynasty. The Japanese took advantage of the loophole and captured Northern Ryukyu, opening the door for the invasion of Taiwan. Forced to abandon Taiwan, they completely became "rebellious" and went to Vietnam. They established the Black Flag Army, and then slowly died out in the following thirty years under the joint suppression of the Manchus and the French colonial forces! Others, even the legitimate Taiwanese bosses, can't handle Luzon being forced to flee. It's a bit impossible for you, an ordinary team player who doesn't own a boat, to conquer Luzon. Even if you go to Vietnam, your success rate will be higher.

A dry narrative with no details and no excitement at all! 1. Too little content that is meaningful and interesting to readers Conspiracy and sabotage, assassination riots, suicide insurrection attacks Spreading rumors and gossip, supporting European and American gangs Fake banknote production, fake shell company market value circle Money, investment bank fraud and pyramid schemes Hero medicine sale... What era are these themes! Why not write about it? Why can't you write about it? These are still rampant today more than a hundred years later! Clumsy immigration of a few people, occupation of a few ruined islands, and industrial and agricultural construction full of errors, what's so cool about these? ? Return to popularity! Everyone likes to watch this kind of subject matter, isn't it because they want to be fooled and get beaten up by time-travelers? 2. The technology tree does not take the initiative, and actively ignores Heavy machine guns (in the small days of the North Vietnam War in 1868, there were Gatling guns from the United States to kill indiscriminately. If you capture Singapore, the Yankees will not The vigorous promotion of Gatling to make war profits? Can this explain the rich and arrogant British grandma, who looks down on country goods that waste ammunition, and wants to shoot accurately? You invade Hawaii, a bold cowboy, don't you want to eat Gatling's gunfire?) 1875 The Qing Dynasty has it, but you haven't made it up yet Smokeless gunpowder Glycerol explosives, picric acid explosives (used as dyes for decades), wooden handle grenades, alloy breech guns, internal combustion engines, alternating current... Need to be prepared in secret. No one can go to Europe and the United States to deceive or kidnap 3. Seriously underestimate the geological destructive capacity of the Pacific Rim earthquake zone Earthquakes below magnitude 6.9 In the Philippines occur on average once every few hours, and earthquakes above magnitude 7 occur once every few weeks on average. This is compared to being bombed by atomic bombs every day and hydrogen bombs every few days The Philippine typhoon is also incredibly destructive Historically, in 1881, the deadly "Haifang Typhoon" hit Luzon Island and the Philippine Governor's Palace. This typhoon killed as many as 300,000 people and lasted for 288 hours (12 days). The damage caused by Typhoon Haiphong was so severe that it took Vietnam about five years to recover. Just asking if you are afraid, and the Philippines is also the home of typhoons, with more than a dozen super typhoons a year Look at the author's intention of forcibly kneading the Southeast Asian islands, Central America, and the Southern Cone together to form the Pacific Rim Empire. That will be the real disaster. Earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, and volcanic eruptions come one after another, and the whole country has nothing to do. We are overwhelmed with disaster relief every day. This is the fundamental reason why the Philippines cannot develop and is the poorest in Central America. In the early days of the Luzon Islands, it was okay to build some simple industries, but in the later period, it was impossible to build large-scale complex industries. A major typhoon or earthquake would not only completely destroy it, but also require major overhauls. Heavy industrial enterprises with billions of billions, and every major overhaul and shutdown would be fatal Now Chu State has become the world's second public enemy. With the wave of the second industrial revolution, the competition for raw materials and markets intensifies. Will Britain, France and the United States jointly organize an anti-"Chu" alliance and promote the "Yellow Peril Theory"? Moving the white-skinned world cake will also allow you to provide disaster relief with peace of mind and easily grab food at the same time. Eat? Can you push the United States flatly like you did in your last book, while the European powers shouted "666" from the side? The Philippines has leaks everywhere and has no strategic buffer. As long as the powers unite and are willing to spend money to destroy cities and heavy industrial belts, it should not be too simple. Why bother doing business when you can rob clearly?

From the author's introduction to East Africa, it can be seen that the author's geographical knowledge is lacking. He actually said that East Africa is a desert, which is useless.

This author has a deep affection for the Manchus. Kangxi was called Kangxi Ye and Shengzu Ye.

I don't understand why people are so resentful. The protagonist is a powerful Han Chinese, and his goal is to go public through a backdoor listing. Writing about the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, and the Qing Dynasty is an unavoidable hurdle. The plot setting is also reasonable. . . .

After all, Great Britain is also the world's first navy. Whether it is funds and materials, shipbuilding technology and speed, or naval tactics, it crushes Chu. As a result, the protagonist defeated Great Britain in a few times, and then continued to quarrel with Great Britain. It seems that it has become the world's first empire. It is so fake. If you want to be tough in front of Great Britain, you have to wait at least until the era of dreadnoughts. Otherwise, the navies of the two countries are not at the same level at all. What's more, you are still an island country. You can't stand all kinds of blockades and shelling. You can't be too fake.

This book is against the law of butterfly wings. . The protagonist has done so many great things, yet history has not changed and those great events are still happening. I guess the author would not write about those fixed events in history.

The author's mission setting is complete nonsense. You have become the commander-in-chief, and you are related by marriage to Li Hongzhang. What kind of high position is this? At this time, we can and can only develop domestically. If you want to go to Nanyang, there are hundreds of officers below. Will your subordinates agree to go with you? You force them to give up their glory and wealth, and then your subordinates will backhandedly sell you in exchange for their glory and wealth.

After reading the catalog, it says Suppress the Kingdom of Heaven to prevent the whole city from being liquidated. Did the author sell his account or stop pretending?

I have been reading time-travel novels about overseas Chinese characters for several years, and today I suddenly realized that there are huge loopholes in all the novels about overseas Chinese characters that do not annex the land of China. If the protagonist's goal is to build a colony overseas, in order to obtain the population, he must rely on the Chinese mainland. After the protagonist acquires a certain number of people, and then trains 50,000 troops with era-defining weapons, he must annex the Chinese mainland. Because this is normal logic. Novel about overseas construction almost always falls into a logical trap. For example, the land of China is equivalent to 1 million tons of gold, and the protagonist can only transport 20,000 tons after decades. In fact, in the tenth year, the protagonist's military power only takes two years to annex the land of China, directly becoming the controller of 1 million tons of gold, and then using the power of these 1 million tons of gold to control another 10 million tons of gold around the world. As a time traveler, the first thing is to maximize your own profits, and the second thing is to open up living space for China. In order to maximize your profits, you must control the entire land of China to maximize your profits. To open up a living space for the Chinese people, we must first control the entire land of China. If you don't control the land of China, the rulers of the land of China will not let you take away their people casually. Even if you can use other methods to take people away from the land of China, the efficiency is very low, and the cost is also very high. It is far inferior to taking control of the land of China and then immigrating to the world in large numbers. There are so many good places in the world that require at least tens of millions of Chinese people to control. If the protagonist does not rule the land of China, there will not be so many resources and people. It will take more than a hundred years to continuously immigrate tens of millions of people to all parts of the world. So many good places in the world are occupied by other people, aren't you traveling in vain? As a time traveler, if he does not control the land of China, he will be watching China's development slow down and countless people suffering. The protagonist only went to the land of China to recruit a part of the population, but he could not save many people. Most of the people were still suffering. Moreover, the protagonist worked hard to recruit a small number of people to go overseas. After decades of development, the profits the protagonist gained were not as good as the protagonist's direct control of the land of China.

You rule Luzon, not China. Find your position and don't jump up and down day by day.

The character of the protagonist is really speechless, and he is really petty. The maid can't even act coquettishly or get jealous. She can easily detect someone's dissatisfaction with just a few looks and then kill them. What kind of magic operation is this?

This book is also awesome. Even before I die, I have decided to give myself a posthumous title, King Chu Yuan. I'm laughing.

It's too fantasy. There is a saying in the Qing Dynasty that it is better to be with friends than with domestic slaves! What you have to consider is that the Manchus will kill you

Is it still your place to go to Nanyang in 1864? The UK and France can crush you to death if they pull out any hair from any country. . . It is not as easy as fighting against the Qing in mainland China. . . .

Traveling back through time without a golden finger would be for nothing.

A map of the Great Chu Kingdom with 720+ chapters. Gold represents the native states and counties, while yellow represents the sphere of influence and foreign countries

Indonesia and the Philippines only have a few hundred million tons of iron ore, which should have been used up long ago. If we don't take Australia, we will be dead.

The next book can be about the period from 1850 to 1870 in the 19th century when Southern Africa was the homeland, colonized Southeast Asia, and was the only victorious country in World War I and World War II. Southern Africa's resources are not inferior to those of the Americas, and it is more convenient to control the oil in the Middle East than North America.

It's too fake. The United States sells arms at scrap prices... Productivity was backward in the 18th century. What are guns to Americans? One person and two are not enough

I feel sick when I see my daughter being sent away to get married all over the world. In the previous Australian version, the story was about sending her daughter to someone else's bed, and this one is still the same, engaging in crotch diplomacy and not having the confidence to go to heaven. This policy is no different from the Qing Dynasty's policy of nurturing princesses. Even if the braids on the head are cut, the braids in the brain can never be cut off. It is full of servility. No wonder so many people miss the Ming Dynasty and at least die standing up.

Many authors write about colonization, but they get lost in their thoughts as they write. After reading about 400 chapters, I can no longer read it.

If you are so awesome overseas, why can't you come back to China? Speechless

If you really don't understand economics, then don't write nonsense. With such a huge population and market economy, it can't compare to the United States. Its market has been shot by you. I don't understand why your economy is lower than itss.