1912: Starting in Southeast Asia

What kind of country should be established in Southeast Asia in 1912? A vassal state of a major power? Many people ask why the focus is on Nanyang (Southeast Asia). The reason is that Chinese identity is difficult to obtain elsewhere. Furthermore, at that time, the Chinese were not yet awakened to their true nature, and most accounts are illogical, purely wish-fulfillment fiction.

It's important to understand that the Southeast Asian region experienced significant development after the widespread adoption of electricity and air conditioning. Even with these two advancements, the countries in this region remain underdeveloped, only playing a small initial role in the industrial chain.

Whose cavalry can head-on smash the machine gunners in the trenches of World War I, and can also cut and kill in the trenches? Do you know how wide the trenches are, so you can ride in and cut them. Also, the weapons of World War I are full-power bullets, and the killing distance is calculated in kilometers.

You're building a republic with a system of die-hard loyalists? And with terms of five years and no more than three consecutive terms? Who would read a book like that?

I couldn't even finish Chapter 3. The historical knowledge is utterly lacking. It's been 12 years, the military competition is in full swing, and you're still saying the Germans wouldn't dare provoke the British too much? At least read some history! The Three Emperors' League dissolved, and they immediately started fighting each other.

Keep it up, taking over the Indochina Peninsula, Sumatra, and the Andaman Islands will be enough.

I don't understand why the protagonist has a Deadpool system where everyone listens to him, and then he creates a republic. The author really doesn't know what readers want. Frankly, people read books for entertainment, and this is the result.

100 Die-hard loyalists a day, that's 36,500 a year, and 365,000 in 10 years. Forget before World War I, even now, with this kind of cheat, as long as the summoned loyalists have legitimate identities, the whole world would tremble at my feet. Do you know what die-hard loyalty means?

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants come at once every now and then. Damn it, do you have that much food? Can you afford to feed them? The economy will collapse in a heartbeat.

I read 20 chapters and couldn't continue. It felt like unrealistic historical writing, with a strong sense of incongruity and too much AI influence. The suicide squads, the inexplicable steel production capacity, the inexplicable coal production capacity, and the inexplicable origins of the technology were all problematic.