North America 1851, Chinese Workers Recreated the Tang Dynasty

Please kill the black people, or send them to Europe

You are writing about the founding of the People's Republic of China, not martial arts, so why focus on martial arts so much?

There are so many novels about the founding of the American nation by Chinese laborers. I really don't understand why so many people want to beautify these feudal remnants. Moreover, I feel that many people confuse Chinese and ethnic Chinese, thinking that they are their own people, but it is these ethnic Chinese who deceive the Chinese the most.

The protagonist does not rely too much on the system, but chooses to do most of his own research, which is right. "Knowledge is a wealth that belongs to all mankind, but the process of acquiring knowledge is equally precious. We can learn its method of solving problems and absorb the wisdom of its logical deduction, but we must not let it become a crutch for our thoughts, let alone a tool for a few people to monopolize power. The real power lies in awakening the creativity of hundreds of millions of people!" (Quoted from other novels, it refers to AI in the original text, and it refers to systems here)

At this stage, Xin Yongzhou's sphere of influence can be regarded as a first-class regional power. The level of Laoyin and Iran is, in a sense, beyond the territory of the original historical line for Lao Mei. It is a golden moment in a sense.

Novel about the protagonist's development overseas has a very big problem, and there is no way to solve it because of population! From 1200 to 1800, during these 600 years, less than 1 million Chinese went abroad. It was not until 1860 that the technology of ocean-going steamships gradually matured. Large steamships could transport thousands of people and could make two trips a year. Before 1860, sailboats could only be transported twice in three years, and one ship could only transport a few hundred people. From 1860 to 1880, the total number of Chinese who went overseas was about 1.3-1.5 Million, including 1-1.2 Million in Southeast Asia, 200-250,000 in America, and 50-80,000 in Australia. The Americas are too far away, tens of thousands of miles away from China. The protagonist wants to have the final say in the Americas, and he needs at least 1 million Chinese. But there is no solution. If more than 10,000 people are transported every year, the freight will cause the protagonist's financial ruin.

I hope I can be better than my predecessor. There are not many books of this type.

After seeing Chapter 26, please leave a comment first. The overall writing is good, but the plot is not that refreshing. Specifically - as the protagonist who traveled through the past, Goldfinger has died countless times, especially since there is no so-called Bajiquan gift package. After all this time, I have only changed the dye technology. Brother, these are troubled times. If you don't exchange your spear skills quickly, you will be wasting so much ammunition by practicing there for a few days. There are always people who are better at shooting than you, and they don't even have enough self-protection, so they engage in such a hugely profitable business. My opinion is that since you can survive by opening a gold finger, you should continue to open more gold fingers in the future. Otherwise, what do you really think the protagonist in such troubled times can accomplish? Moreover, Goldfinger is originally very exciting, but it doesn't appear in more than ten chapters. It's just relying on the protagonist to strategize. It's very boring, okay

This is the first time I have seen a protagonist of this type who is not married and has no children at this age. A stable force depends mostly on whether the leader has heirs to pass on 🤫🤫🤫

Why build a republic? It can be a constitutional monarchy. Author, aren't you going against the readers? In this case, the votes will be gone.

To go to great lengths to describe the Civil War is useless and strays from the subject. We should write about how we prepared for independence, what efforts we made to increase immigration, how we dealt with the upcoming Tang-American War after the Civil War, and what measures we took to extend the life of the South and buy time.

The protagonist's character is too indecisive. There are many things that could be dealt with decisively, but it has to be made into a mess, which is very annoying.

Is this a democracy or an empire? I have read many empires and now feel that it is meaningless. The subordinates are like personal machines. They have no thoughts of their own and can only obey without thinking. They can't even build momentum for themselves within a reasonable range. The people also have no thoughts of their own. Every time I finish a book, I feel that as long as the protagonist dies, the empire will not survive. I didn't feel it when I read the first one. After reading more and more novels about establishing an empire, this feeling is getting stronger and stronger. I don't know why.

Generally speaking, we are always reasonable. When you fight crickets, will you pay the crickets? Do the people of the Qing Dynasty count as human beings? Does it count? Sleeping with your wife and killing your children is to give you face. Unbelievers are not human beings, but beasts that look like humans. God has given the power to kill unbelievers. This is justice.

The First World War turned into Britain, France and Japan, and China became Tang De.

Does the protagonist want to be an emperor? Can the protagonist live forever?

To be honest, it doesn't look as good as Chen Zhengwei's book, and the system is a bit rubbish.

The war scenes are boring. I suggest the author watch the war scenes in Reborn as a Policeman in South Africa

Come on Shennong, how is this book?

It's not interesting, at least the first twenty chapters didn't attract me to read.

Chapter 130 The protagonist's words are really interesting. They are the same as those who are now domestic officials. They are really speechless. Those who made mistakes before and did not run away from the war are still aware of their mistakes and bravely kill the enemy. Isn't this what the protagonist wants. Now he is a little disabled. If he has nothing to do with the subsidies, his blood will be slowly consumed. The subsidies cannot be exchanged for wages, such as militiamen and night watchmen. The same amount of money is a win-win situation. I really don't know what the author wrote. And the name of the town is really speechless. I still have to discuss it with others. Do you know what period China is in now? The Ming Dynasty. People who came to the United States are also from the Ming Dynasty. Have you ever seen a Ming Dynasty leader who would discuss the name (city) with ordinary people? The best person around the protagonist is someone who can read. He may be just a scholar. He can obviously monopolize power. You have to stick to your word, you have to have a conference system. What time is it now? There is a conflict with the United States. It is a critical moment for the protagonist's life and death.

It is better to develop in Australia than in America.

It is more resource-saving to use bombardment after logging in, and it is more efficient to use aircraft on important targets.

Is the Yellow Emperor's chronology useless? How can we use Jesus in such a huge territory? How many teachers did Jesus have? How many guns?

Seek to get rich

I'm confused, why can't Britain surrender unconditionally?