I Am the Emperor in America

According to the tradition of the unruly people of the American imperialists Even if you really can be the emperor you cannot be a type of emperor similar to the traditional French king When the American emperor first became independent, it was just a matter of what type of government to choose a nobleman), and they also turned over the Mayflower Compact. In fact, the Mayflower group was neither the earliest, nor the largest, nor the most famous among the colonists. His only role was to give the American emperor at that time a policy legitimacy of not engaging in an imperial system.

Without a golden finger, I would really think that he is a child of all planes. There is a system that is very good, much better than the omniscient, map-making, explosive, and all-powerful one. ୧( ⁼̴̶̤̀ω⁼̴̶̤́ )૭

Just saying that I am Fang Che and not Louis XVI at the beginning feels very abstract to me. I have traveled through time and writing such words is really screening out readers.

Norton I, also known as Joshua Abraham Norton, was a native of San Francisco. Although he was generally regarded as mentally abnormal or even crazy, in the mid-19th century, the residents of San Francisco were very happy with his presence, humor and behavior. His most famous act was his order to dissolve the U. S. Congress by force (but the order was ignored by the U. S. Congress and the U. S. Military) and his repeated orders to build a bridge across the San Francisco Bay. The American novelist Mark Twain was one of the "subjects" during the "reign" of King Norton I. Although he had no position or power, he was still respected by the locals because he really regarded himself as an emperor, actively participated in public affairs, and would mediate local disputes.

After dozens of chapters, the names Louis XVI and Fang Che are still used interchangeably, which really affects reading.

At the end of Chapter 49, the protagonist had the idea of ​​subduing a Jew who had just deceived him. I didn't understand it. Ancient Egypt, Rome, the aborigines of Israel, and now the United States, how can you still have the idea of ​​recruiting a Jew with a "criminal record"? Chapter 51, although it is given that this Jew is a "national hater" and is not a Jew in the strict sense. But the protagonist doesn't know that. Even readers with God's perspective first see that the protagonist has the idea of ​​​​conquering, and then see that he "hates the Kuomintang". Then the protagonist uses "more sophisticated deception" to seduce him to follow him. Does it mean that the protagonist also has a God's perspective and knows what others have set up? (And to be honest, the fact that the protagonist was deceived is a trick in itself, because the author made the protagonist feel something was wrong many times, but in the end no one was sent to investigate. It would be better if you wrote that no investigation was carried out, but the result is that there was no investigation. If you write like this, you might as well not write "the protagonist feels something is wrong") Recruiting Jews as subordinates is a poisonous point, but in the end, you dealt with it in a mess. It feels wrong not to write about the protagonist, or I sent someone to investigate but couldn't find it out. And first let the readers know from God's perspective that he is a "ruthless member of the Chinese Communist Party", and then let the readers know that the protagonist has developed a "love for talents." The perception will be much better. By lowering the intelligence of the protagonist to set off the high intelligence of the supporting characters, and making the protagonist have a love for talents is poisonous in itself, not to mention adding a layer of Jewish identity.

I only recognize His Majesty Norton as the emperor of the United States. According to the truth, the United States is originally a descendant of the British. He can be rebellious, but looking for a French king to do it? Have you never heard who the Hundred Years War was fought against?

Even if you write a system that rewards troops and civilians with items, it will collapse if you write a magic one.

Having written so much, has the author forgotten something? Louis XVI's wife and son were forgotten!

I just like historical systematic articles, let me see what's going on.

How could the place where the Declaration of Independence be born recognize someone else as emperor?

Two ideas for ascending the throne: 1. Go to the Midwest and establish the American Empire (the newly independent United States has thirteen states in the Northeast), and you will become the emperor. 2. Taking advantage of the War of 1812 to cause trouble.

Sigh😞I still can't accept it. Most of the protagonists' power in foreign historical novels belongs to themselves. The world view must be free of magic or non-daily. The kind of ancient relics left behind can only be found by the protagonist, otherwise the theme will be biased. I read more than 20 chapters, but I still can't get into it. There is neither a sense of historical macro-heavyness nor a focused description of the characters of the era. It feels like it is not written based on historical events at all, and it is purely a story.

At that time, France still had a large area of ​​French Louisiana (west of the Mississippi River) in North America, although it may not have actual control over much.

Why don't you shout, Louis XVI, who is pretending to be a stickman?

Isn't it good to just use Louis XVI's name? Very dramatic.

In fact, this book was originally intended to be about Infinite Flow, and the story of this book is the first copy of Infinite Flow, so there are systematic and magical elements. But after I wrote it, I realized that if I really wanted to write the story I envisioned, it would require at least 500,000 words. Obviously, it was too long as a copy, so I simply gave up the idea of ​​infinite streaming and just wrote this story alone. Because of this, there are many magical elements in this book that readers complain about and dislike. When there were few readers before, I was afraid of the silent majority and the taste preferences of some readers, so I never revised it. Now that this book has a certain number of readers, I held a poll and everyone voted to decide whether to weaken the magical elements of this book. There are three options here. You can vote in the comment area of ​​the book club and in the chapter of this chapter. Option A: What kind of stuff did the author write? The joke is not nonsense, and the adaptation is not random fabrication. Quickly delete your magical elements. If I am in a good mood, I may reward you with a recommendation ticket Option B: I can accept that there are magical elements in historical online articles, but the author obviously has no self-awareness and wants to learn Witch 66. You know, you can't control it at all. You have written too many magical elements, which are a bit overwhelming. It is best to delete some similar content Option C: I like to read, want to read, and continue to read. Author, you don't need to pay attention to those people in the comment area. Write more magical elements in the future and ensure that your first order is over 10,000. If you can't reach it, you come to me and I will make it up for you. I love telling the truth Because my next tens of thousands of words in the plot will not contain magical elements, so voting is until next Sunday, which is July 27th. You can enter the numbers of the options you support in the comment area and in this chapter, and I will make statistics. (｡>∀<｡)

The conflicts in the last dynasty cannot be suppressed.

Rt, is there a group? If not, build one 🤓

Squatting on a new book, the author has conceived it and kicked me.