1772: from Chinese Laborer to King

Unless you live forever, your old teeth will almost fall out just after the prosperity is booming, and then the people will die and the government will stop, and it will be a waste of time.

I remember when the Chinese in Southeast Asia were massacred by European colonists, the Qing government said that they were outside the country and were not a nation, regardless of

The author said in the introduction that rubber should be planted. The first rubber tree in Southeast Asia was in the mid-to-late 19th century, which is still a hundred years away from the timeline in the book. I hope the author will not subconsciously think that there were already rubber trees in Southeast Asia at this time. Moreover, after a rubber tree is planted, it takes five years to produce rubber.

It seems to me that the author looks down on the feudal era, and the title of the book is "Being a King, You're Fooling."

The protagonist is not dead, has no money or weapons, and is still an ordinary person before rebirth. It is difficult to develop.

Guns and artillery haven't developed yet, so you're going to die looking for it.

At first glance, you can tell that the author is an idiot. You are right about Borneo! It depends on how many people you fill in

In the historical conditions at that time, without plug-ins, everything was nonsense! Do you think the ancient people were fools who didn't know where to go to survive?

The protagonist's surname is Zhao, and the country name is Song.

Great book, great book, great book! ! !

It's good to develop in Nanyang, there is no need to go north. Don't put Chinese civilization in one basket!

Do the protagonists and other people take loans to work? They can't go to Nanyang without borrowing loan sharks.

If you write it down like this, you can just eunuch!

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