
Nanyang, 1931: From Piglet Laborer to Crime Lord
南洋1931,从猪仔到巨枭
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The more I write, the narrower the road becomes. I keep looking at the country, but nothing can be changed. What everyone wants to see is to occupy and expand in Nanyang, whether overtly or covertly. Then drive away the horse people, immigrate, vacate the cages and replace the birds, and establish a buffer zone. Practice internal strength and establish de facto regional power. Then wait for World War II.
The writing gets worse and worse after the second world war. Instead of establishing a country after World War II, they instead formed some kind of business alliance. Pig's feet didn't die fast enough. Don't look at the shape of the world after World War II. During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union would not let pig's feet control several South Asian countries through business alliances. Quickly build a kingdom to embrace the thigh of the United States, and barter with the Soviet Union for commerce. Support mainland China's purchase of industrial equipment and become old friends after the reform.
After reading the introduction, I thought he was a ruthless protagonist, but when I looked at the content, he turned out to be a hypocritical person.
A republic or a kingdom? The kingdom is @me, forget about the Republic and don't watch it
The locals were either killed or driven away. Otherwise, we will not be able to rule.
The character of the protagonist is not likeable and does not want to make progress.
It's no wonder that employees of state-owned enterprises are reborn. Those who are neither good nor bad are better than those who are above. They also have the advantage of technology and the aura of the protagonist. Otherwise, they would have been blacklisted and stepped down. Those who are not enterprising, content with pleasure, and are content with being small and rich. This kind of protagonist is arranged in this kind of background, and is a bit powerful. You have no enterprising spirit. Do you think readers who grew up in a big country environment will buy it? I have narrowed my own path
How many chapters did a Japanese product ask you to write? You should not focus on the details.
If you sell the aircraft to China, hahaha, the bald head will definitely be used to beat the instructor. Have you thought about the consequences? This logic will definitely make readers uncomfortable. At least I am very worried and uncomfortable! ! !
Don't write about China, it's better to write about local ethnic affairs
The writing is pretty good but not to my liking. There is really no future in Nanyang in this era. The British and Dutch colonists will not let you build armed forces, and the natives are always ready to carry out massacres. In the end, when the Japanese come, you will be dead. I really can't think of a future. Mainland China's political situation has long been clear. The Kuomintang has achieved formal unity, and the separatist forces have to behave themselves. There are no more military academies. The Communist Party has gained momentum and will eventually be unstoppable. There is no way for China's talents, either the country or the Communist Party, to survive as a third force. Since you have no golden fingers or talents, let me ask you how you can do it?