I'm an Emperor in Africa

It starts in 1878, the protagonist is almost 20 years old, and there are still 6 years left for the Berlin Congress to carve up Africa. The timeline of this book is so long that it is written to the end of World War II. At this time, we hope to have an imperial system. You, a yellow race, build a republic in Africa. The protagonist with strong abilities can easily be manipulated by Western capital to dismember the country after his death. Then, yellow race people are divided into four categories like China at that time (first-class whites, second-class blacks, third-class browns represented by India, and fourth-class Chinese)

In Africa before 1880, European and American powers only occupied coastal areas. The Berlin Conference began to carve up Africa in 1884. They basically occupied Africa in about 30 years, resulting in nearly 30 million people from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. When black people enter the Americas, the protagonist has great potential. With Tangshan's sufficient immigrants, the Tang people's agricultural awareness, the construction of industrial civilization, and the protagonist's ability to create and manage, he can basically seize East Africa in 1900 and establish the foundation of a rudimentary industrial empire.

Can the territory exceed that of being a police officer in South Africa? At least it is larger than this territory

Some fair evaluations of a competing book. This book avoids such problems

Xiaoyu writes about the founding of a country by plutocrats, using the perspective of a small person to participate in the management and development of the country. With the experience of the first two books, it should be more reasonable, and you can look forward to it first hand

I read this novel for no other reason than

1. Please explain, is the story you gave the protagonist used to write erotic stories? When you encounter a useless Italian policeman and don't resist, you are immediately arrested? The handguns of the time could not hurt someone who was prepared. 2. A yellow man, in Southern Europe after the Second Opium War, the protagonist actually fantasizes about negotiating with others to save his life? Are you a kindergarten author? What are you fantasizing about? 3. You are also an old author, having written more than 10 million words. Not so brainless, right?

How can you immigrate if you don't have a boat? Do you know how much it costs to immigrate? If 100 people take a boat to Africa, it would be good if 50 of them survive.

I see a lot of people asking what to do with black people. Please refer to the book on entrepreneurship. Black people are used to build territory, and they will definitely be cleared later.

Among the five East African countries, there is no one region in Africa with the most superior natural conditions and livable conditions. The five East African countries refer to the five countries of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi centered on Lake Victoria, the "Eye of Africa", and belong to the southern part of the broad East African geographical division. If we only consider the climate, topography, water and soil, temperature and humidity, and natural living environment provided by God, without any modern development factors, the five East African countries are undoubtedly the most livable, comfortable, and most suitable areas for human natural life in Africa. 1. Perfect temperature adaptation Most of the five countries are located on the East African Plateau and around the equator, with an altitude of 1,000 meters to 2,500 meters. The temperature is constant like spring all year round, with an average annual temperature of 18°C-24°C. There is no intense heat or severe cold, and the temperature difference between the four seasons is extremely small. It is a rare four-season constant temperature comfort zone in Africa. 2. Avoid the two extreme climate regions in Africa This is not like the Sahara Desert in North Africa, which is extremely dry, windy and sandy, and extremely hot in summer; nor is it like the Congo Basin in West Africa and Central Africa, which is characterized by high temperature and humidity all year round, muggy and sticky rain forest miasma. 3. Sufficient precipitation but neither wet nor dry Tropical plateau climate, uniform precipitation, dense rivers and lakes (Lake Victoria, East African Rift Valley Lake Group), sufficient water sources, neither desert drought nor rain forest stuffiness, and the body feels excellent. 4. Fewer epidemic mosquitoes The plateau altitude naturally suppresses mosquito reproduction. Compared with the tropical rainforests of West and Central Africa, the innate natural risks of malaria, tropical miasma, and poisonous insect breeding are much lower. 5. The terrain is livable and suitable for settlement and reproduction Mainly composed of gentle plateaus and savannas, with alternating mountains, river valleys, and flatlands, the land is fertile, the field of vision is broad, and there are no large areas of bitter cold frozen soil or contiguous deserts. It is the most suitable landform for human settlement in Africa. 6. Very few natural disasters There are no typhoons, hurricanes, sustained floods, extreme cold waves and snowstorms. There are only sporadic volcanoes in the local rift zone. The overall natural stability is far better than other regions in Africa. 7. Compared with economically developed island countries Indian Ocean island countries such as Seychelles, Mauritius, etc., Although these countries are relatively economically developed, the islands are hot and humid all year round, have typhoon seasons, are small in area, and have a single terrain. In fact, their livability is far inferior to that of the vast and warm East African Plateau.

Even after writing so many books, I am still embarrassed to write because my strength really doesn't allow it.

Drive high and go low, the quality is getting worse and worse, it is a pity to abandon it, and it is tasteless.

I read a novel in which the protagonist, a Chinese, was a Chinese at the end of the 19th century. After occupying Cuba, his subordinates said that he should go to the monarchy, and other subordinates said that he should go to the republic. Then the protagonist said that he came to help the people live a good life, so he chose to go to the republic. Oh my God, it disgusts me to death. On the territory at the doorstep of the United States, and Chinese only account for one-third, they don't dare to build a republic. At that time, Cuba was a place dominated by white people, with blacks accounting for only a small half. Logically speaking, the ending of the protagonist will not be better than that of Ran Min, and the Chinese there will become slaves.

This opening... Are you sure it's the old author? He got penicillin out of nowhere and within a few hours. He said he didn't understand medicine, so he started human experiments on more than a dozen people. Even after he was imprisoned, he was very confident that he could cure more than a dozen sailors. Didn't the protagonist really know that he was doing human experiments? Those who don't know better think that they are using things provided by the system. I read a historical simulation novel, and it took more than half a month to simulate time, use royal resources, and create cultivation and equipment. They also tried their best to create a "sterile" environment. It depends on whether fate is tough or not. Shouldn't your genre be more sophisticated? Writing modern and contemporary literature is pure YY! How about giving the protagonist a system? At least it's reasonable

It must be an imperial system. If you play republic at this time, you will kill yourself.

The electric three-wheeler is so awesome to the author. If you can't justify the processing difficulty, just wait to abandon the book. That's from mineral collection and purification to physical manufacturing. You wouldn't think that making an electric three-wheel is really simple, right? If it were simple, it wouldn't have become popular since the 2000s. You wouldn't have thought of the oil crisis many times before.

The content is very poor, and the author does not know what penicillin is. And if you throw a scientist who is very skilled in making penicillin into it, the success rate of his production will not exceed 40%. Equipment determines success, not people. How do you say this? It's an event of betting on probability. You can be a magician and a liar, but you can't be a miracle doctor. You can't always ask your patient to win with a probability of 1/3. He can't always win. For many serious cases like this, well, it will take at least a dozen times. There is a 1/3 probability that if you draw the wrong one, you will die. In this case, if another terminal patient is cured, hundreds or even thousands of people will enter the lottery, and only one person will survive.

There are too many loopholes in historical time-travel novels. A modern person, who accidentally traveled to ancient times, can just remember so many details in history (better than a history expert). With thousands of years of history, it is impossible for historical experts to remember every detail of a certain period of history in just a few years. Unless he is a historical expert who specializes in a certain period of history, does the protagonist who travels through time happen to be a historical expert who specializes in a certain period of history? Don't say that the protagonist was a lover of historical novels before time travel. Don't be ridiculous. Historical details are not something that historical novels can cover, it's not the same thing at all! Even if the protagonist happens to be an expert specializing in the history of a certain period. If you travel to ancient times, what can you do? This involves another big loophole in historical fiction. The protagonist can draw drawings of various machines and weapons, understand metallurgy and metal processing, chemical industry, and improve agricultural tools. In fact, these loopholes can be easily solved. When the protagonist goes to sleep at night, his consciousness leaves the body and returns to the modern world. If you don't understand something, you can look up information in the modern world. This solves various loopholes in historical time travel novels. {"NickName":"Restriction and Supervision","UserId":417773267}

There are quite a lot of Chinese in Nanyang. Recruiting people from Nanyang is feasible in one province and two provinces.

Haha/Chinese people in the 18th century still dreamed of being a chaebol abroad? 🙂What kind of brain circuit is this? Why do you dominate? Indian companies have guns and ships. 😁Who can you hire if you have money?

There should be more maps with important cities and transportation routes marked. After all, most readers are not familiar with Africa.

The protagonist: Liu Yide (1858-) travels to Genoa, Italy in 1878. He is about 20 years old at the beginning, so his birth year is set as 1858. Chemist, inventor, and now Governor of the Italian Africa Company. Madams: 1. Monica Cornaro, whose birth date is unknown, is the principal wife of the protagonist, the successor of the former Duke of Cornaro of the Kingdom of Sicily, and the owner of the Italian Africa Company. In the autumn of 1878, she married Liu Yide on the ship returning to Regina from France, and gave birth to a son in the summer of the following year. 2. Nina, whose birth date is unknown, is French, was the Duke of La Vita before the Revolution, and was Monica's best friend. She gave birth to a son in 1879. 3. Fatima Ismail (1853-), an Egyptian princess, met Liu Yide when she mistakenly boarded a ship to East Africa in the spring of 1878. Children: 1. Liu Zonghan (1879-), the eldest son, his mother is Monica. 2. Liu Zonglin (1879-), the second son, a concubine, 4 months younger than Liu Zonglin, his mother is Nina.

This author's book has more water than just water

Who can persuade the author to add more updates

Africa is too far away and I have no sense of immersion at all. The stereotype of the African old man has been deeply rooted in people's hearts, and even if God comes, he will not be able to take him away. It is pure nonsense that immigrants occupy the magpie's nest, and transportation capacity is the biggest problem. You are the transportation capacity of the United States during World War I. It is a joke to use it for large-scale immigration from China to Africa.

Portugal's Mozambique before the Berlin Conference of 1884: nominally occupied the entire coastline from the Lovuma River to Dragoa Bay, but actually controlled only coastal ports and a few data points in the Zambezi River Valley; today's vast interior of Mozambique was still the territory of an independent African native power at the time and had not yet been conquered by Portugal. The international lines of Portuguese Mozambique were all signed with Britain and Germany after 1890

There are dozens of chapters and we haven't gotten to the main theme yet. This book is probably going to continue the water method of the previous book and will probably collapse.

Super powerful brain ~ humanoid drawing output machine (equivalent to a data machine) + good health, the picture below: interception of a book review of a competing product

Pig's Knuckle originated in southern Somalia, and the future development direction is to develop southward and inland. If the town is not moved southward, there will be an embarrassing situation where the ruling center and the future development direction are opposite to the south and the north. It is recommended to capture Dar es Salaam, an important port in East Africa, and temporarily move the base here. From here, whether it is to develop inland to the west or squeeze Portuguese Mozambique to the south, there will be a huge distance advantage. Moreover, there are few excellent ports along the Indian Ocean coast of Africa. Taking Dar es Salaam can also block the position, leaving the Western powers with nowhere to go

The protagonist of this book has no system or direct way to connect to modern times. He relies solely on the knowledge of the protagonist. And Africa is developing so fast, which feels fake. The previous book had a system, which made it easier for readers to accept it.