Colonial Age: From Wounded Soldier to Master of Europe

You have at least 40 more heads than us.

Excellent! Let's march into Western Europe and wipe out those Protestant bastards! If it weren't for the Thirty Years' War, there wouldn't have been the silver shortage at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

The protagonist shouldn't even bother with any recuperation or development at the start; he should immediately prioritize military policy and military affairs, then learn from the grasslands and raid the Central Plains to plunder people. Otherwise, it'll be even harder than the first Island Raiders series, where Zheng Chenggong was in trouble.

This book should be classified as fantasy, not foreign history.

The Qing Dynasty is currently at its strongest; it has manpower, money, and provisions.

It's written in a way that's sufficient, with each chapter explaining a principle and each sentence containing personal agendas.

I rarely speak, but after reading chapter 136, I felt completely baffled. Why did they just wipe out three races overnight? Even the storytellers in the teahouse could tell who did it. This behavior is completely unpretentious; they don't even try to hide it from people.

The subject matter is very novel and interesting! 😍😍😍 I must continue writing! 👍👍👍

This place was really bad.

Emperor Chongzhen lived for over a hundred years; was he practicing immortality?