1598: From Australia to Great Ming

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First, I am not a Tang dynasty person. Second, the Tang dynasty was incredibly humiliating, comparable to the Qing dynasty in its inhumanity. It repeatedly invited foreign peoples to massacre the people of Guanzhong and Sichuan. I've never seen a dynasty more shameless than the Tang. As a Sichuanese, I naturally dislike the Tang dynasty. The more you understand the Tang dynasty, the more you'll hate it; it's no worse than the Manchu Qing.

I've been reading time-travel novels set in overseas China for several years, and today it suddenly dawned on me that all the novels where the overseas Chinese characters don't eventually conquer China contain huge plot holes. If the protagonist's goal is to establish a kingdom overseas, then to acquire a population, he must rely on the population of mainland China.

Chapter Sixteen: The original name of the country was the United Republic of China, but it had to be changed due to mysterious forces. The time travelers originally intended to establish themselves as descendants of the people of Yamen and usurp the name of their country as "Song".

Please leave your thoughts, plot, story, development path, science and technology, etc., In the comments below this post.

Novice readers don't enjoy group transmigration novels because they crave immersion. Experienced readers love them, but they have very high standards for writing style, logical coherence, political ideology, values, and pacing. Writing a high-quality group transmigration novel that can attract seasoned readers is extremely difficult.

Just asking, who the hell goes to Australia, a tropical country, to sail an icebreaker?

Four hundred years have passed, and the world has changed dramatically. Rivers, coastlines, and even mountains are no longer the same as in later times. This is just for your reference. Thanks

The technology claims are ridiculous. With less than a hundred people, they're praising the generator? Sure, it's possible, but the losses are outrageous, is it even usable? And the electricity from these makeshift methods is completely unstable; how can it be used? Where's the transformer? Otherwise, how can it be driven? Aren't you worried about damaging the appliances?

I'll give 14 recommendation votes every day to support this new book. I hope it won't be abandoned.