I Return from Australia to Restore the Ming and Topple the Qing

You lead a million-strong robot army, landing in Guangdong. Begin slaughtering the gentry and landlords, distributing land. Fight, kill, and distribute land as you march! Once you reach the capital, the nation is established! Nothing else is needed anymore, and you can then feign majesty in the palace and indulge in pleasure!

Without a system, how could you build an industrial empire in ten years? You don't even have that many knowledgeable and talented people.

It feels like a new author; I just can't stand reading it. Using creative thinking to differentiate oneself in the competition is the right approach, as it can help avoid shortcomings in writing skills and layout. However, in the first few chapters, he still wrote about the thoughts and strategies of ministers like Qian Qianyi, just like other veteran authors.

Did Australia have that many people back then? 🤔 How could an industrial empire be built in ten years if there weren't many? 🤔 Industry requires a large population base, right?

Another short story of several hundred thousand words

Are you saying that your main branch of the family lived in Australia for two hundred years and eventually developed it into an industrial nation, without bringing many people with you when you went there? And you went to Nanjing without bringing any officials, only an ironclad warship's worth of troops?

One ship, one country... I'm impressed! What a talent! You're an emperor yourself, and you still want them to acknowledge you? Absolutely amazing!

You're the ruler of a country, yet you have absolutely no capable administrators, relying entirely on people from other countries—it's almost surreal.

I originally wanted to see how to start a business in Australia, but one person built an ironclad warship in just ten years.

Just one ship? No civil servants with it?