Ming America Empire: the Promised Land of the Sun and Moon Flag

Without industry, North America is a rotten land and cannot develop civilization at all. First develop in Central America, then South America, and then North America can develop fully industrialized.

You've already played Europa Universalis and you're still a loser in naming. You might as well just copy Europa Universalis. Listen to Xinjing, how ugly this name is.

The old colonial powers did not choose North America as their first choice when they came to the Americas. Even the United Kingdom was forced to develop it because it had existing experience that could be used. As it develops, North America is the meat rotting in the pot.

I guess the author didn't check any information. It is conservatively estimated that there are 40 million bison in North America. At the peak, the number was estimated to be 70 million. I would have never imagined that immigrants would go hungry.

It would be good for the protagonist to establish a foothold in South Africa, and he also went to North America. He really treated himself as an NPC. With the technology of the Ming Dynasty, it would be good to establish a country in South Africa. After a few years of development, I went to North America. As a result, the protagonist was good and ran directly to North America. I really thought that my subordinates did not dare to kill the protagonist. What the hell

I thought it was quite interesting at first, but now it is getting more and more boring. You want to convert Rome to Orthodox Christianity, and you also ask European powers to carve up the Americas. Why don't you dedicate your land to Europe? How wonderful it would be to be a slave in Europe, I'm so fucking speechless.

Even if the name is abandoned, he still thinks of himself as Rome. Forget it as Rome, he also converts to Orthodox Christianity. It seems that the protagonist really does not agree with the Chinese identity in his heart and wants to integrate into the white-skinned European cultural system.

The way the protagonist talks is too childish and his thinking is immature

In the first chapter, I am so happy that my brain is filled with water.

Aren't thousands of people seeking death when they went to North America? None of the indigenous people in North America are kind. The natural environment in North America is doomed. What happened when the Scots went to join the East India Company and colonize Panama? Several groups of people went to Darien, but only a few people came back alive. The Bank of Scotland went bankrupt, and there was no way to merge with England. Moreover, this is Panama, which has a much better environment.

Your route is simply to seek the far side instead of the near side. You go along. Northern coastline. To Alaska and then south along the coast. Isn't it just North America? Walking through the South China Sea like you did. Circumnavigating the South Asian subcontinent. When you get to Africa, you still have to cross the Cape of Good Hope. Finally, we had to cross the Atlantic Ocean. After logging in, you still have to compete with whites and Indians for territory.

It feels like I'm not reading ancient literature, but reading contemporary mixed society literature! So speechless

This protagonist is too mentally retarded (not a curse, just stating the facts)

Pig's feet are just a novice. You are a prince. You only need to give the head of the department a task. As for how many people and how much money he wants, just report him directly! Not good at writing

What is written in the following is really getting more and more rubbish. No one with any brains will decentralize power, especially at a time like this when it is clearly an imperial society and you still decentralize power. I don't want it anymore in my head. Once power is given away, it cannot be taken back.

Don't think about assimilating the native Americans. Infectious diseases from the Old World will wipe out the local native residents. Don't underestimate the lethality of biological and chemical weapons. The Black Death in history killed tens of millions of people in Europe.

What are you writing about? You are a prince in an imperial society, not a modern society, so what are you discussing with the crew? Totally unnecessary. Your writing will only disgust people, lose fans, and make readers think even more that your book is such an idiot! The protagonist knows the sailing time, so just give the crew a specific time and tell them how long it will take to get to the place. The crew will know it. Do you still need a little nonsense from you? It's such a shame to discuss it, and you write like a fool!

It's okay to use Western style for everything if it's good, but the problem is that what you use is crap. The technology of the early Ming Dynasty can go to North America, but the population of the early Ming Dynasty cannot support it. You also need to take animals to North America. There are no old cattle in North America to plow the land for you, and there are no horses to help you transport goods and run. The minerals are buried deep underground and require deep mining. Once they are mined, blast furnaces and hydraulic blowers are needed. These were all available in the Ming Dynasty, but what was the time cost? North America has different periods of rain and heat. It's not hot when it rains, and it's not rainy when it's hot. If you want to farm, you need to build a reservoir, and you need a lot of resources to even start farming. The northern and southern mountains of North America are leaking wind, and the cold currents are pouring down all the way in winter. It's useless to hide anywhere. Americans have calculated that there will be a major cold wave every 20 years or so. Your building must be warm, and its shape must be different from that of the Central Plains.

Everyone said that the population was not enough. How did they carry out colonial activities with Europeans, a few ships, and a few guns? Does colonial activity rely on large numbers of people?

Are you going to America? Might as well run to Australia

The setting of the political system is too naive. It is still the same as 20 years ago. Elections are a panacea.

Population, immigration, what are you writing about?

Without a system, cheat rice, and a population, you are just a piece of shit. If you go to North America by yourself, how many people can you take with you? Don't worry about this setting.

What is the population now? Is there too many unemployed people and the army is still stationed? The protagonist does so many things. How can there be so many people down there?

The political system is too taken for granted. How to define scholars, farmers, industry and commerce? According to the household registration, can the household registration be changed? Are you still doing the same thing as your ancestors all your life? Then the emperor makes the decision. So how do we know that the future emperor must be a wise king? Imperial power must eventually give way to those who truly understand politics. It is better to prepare early and just play a superficial role like the current royal family.

Passing by, I remembered that I had read a comment saying that the whole family was exiled to Ningguta in ancient times. In modern times, a large number of corrupt family members appear to be in dire straits on the Internet. America, Australia, and my country can be rated as anti-corruption stars in the world.