The Eagle Just Founded Its Nation, and Now I'm a Native American?

Is someone actually writing about this subject? The suffering of Native Americans wasn't entirely due to the slaughter by European and American colonists. One of the most serious problems was the division and hatred between different tribes. Many Native American tribes were sworn enemies, the kind that would fight to the death. So, even a time traveler wouldn't be able to unite them. And for the colonists, simply by winning one side against the other, they were almost guaranteed to win.

The Native Americans themselves were unaware that they had been unilaterally transformed into Chinese people at the starting point.

Friendly reminder: There was no such ethnic entity as the Indians in the 16th century. Native Americans are simply the European term for the indigenous people of North America. Moreover, even the name is wrong.

The price of black slaves is seriously wrong!! In the early 17th century, a black slave cost over ten pounds; in the 18th century, twenty or thirty pounds; and in the 19th century, even more, equivalent to four or five hundred US dollars. The article says one dollar each—what a joke!

The Shang Dynasty wasn't as grand and majestic as people imagine. Outside the city walls, people were all savages; inside, they were all slaves. They would roast a savage and eat it, without considering it as eating their own kind. So even if Native Americans were people who migrated there from the Shang Dynasty, don't bring up any cultural or historical aspects; it's simply not true.

I've given you a monthly pass reward! Let's quickly create a group to discuss and study 19th-century world history together! Can we please stop writing about the system? The system has already given the protagonist powerful self-healing abilities, strength, and knowledge. The system ends here!

This book has several major problems. First, it's incredibly verbose, but not exactly filler; it's just that the author's skill level is limited. Second, the protagonist's cheat ability allows him to refresh a reward daily, but he doesn't seem to improve his physical attributes, only his knowledge. This is understandable, but the fact that he doesn't improve his knowledge is baffling.

I hadn't planned to read this book, but I got angry at some of the comments. Does the fact that Zhou won the war between Shang and Zhou mean that Zhou was more humane? Then what about the fact that the US won the Cold War against the Soviet Union? So what if Zhou performed better than Shang?

There's a mistake in the introduction alone 🧐 The United States doesn't have the concept of autonomous states; the states actually enjoy autonomy.

The areas directly ruled by the Shang Dynasty were not coastal; those that were were small states. The Shang Dynasty indirectly ruled these areas, calling them the Dongyi. Do you think the Dongyi, with their limited strength, could have crossed the ocean to the Americas? Furthermore, the Dongyi tribes had their own culture; they only accepted Shang rule, not Shang culture. Therefore, the idea that the Indians were Shang people is absurd.