Reborn American Indian Red Dirt Rise

In 1520, Columbus destroyed the peace of America, and European colonists swept the New World with firearms and viruses. With wild forest lands, tribal fighting, rampant diseases, and constant slaughter of slaves, the Indian civilization is on the verge of extinction. Chen Yan, a modern science and technology history enthusiast, was accidentally reborn as a boy from the weak Red Leaf Tribe in North America, and was bound to the [Civilization Traceability Deduction System]. At the beginning, the tribe is weak, without food and clothing, and riddled with all kinds of diseases. The white slave-catching team from outside the territory has penetrated deep into the dense forest. The roar of matchlock guns resounds in the wilderness, and the colonial shadow is pressing forward step by step. He raced in both lanes and bucked the trend to develop. Changing bad habits, purifying water and preventing epidemics, making pottery and farming, smelting copper and iron, and using advanced knowledge to lead primitive tribes out of the wilderness step by step. Join forces vertically and horizontally to unify the scattered indigenous tribes; train troops and build cities, and use the flesh and blood of the jungle to challenge modern firearms. Spanish slave-catching teams brutally massacred tribesmen, French caravans instigated internal strife, and British colonists occupied land and exterminated people. When the European powers thought that the indigenous people were just beasts to be slaughtered, a brand-new Indian iron army was quietly rising in the red soil jungle. From a small tribe on the verge of extinction to an immortal empire that unified the Americas, Ye Chen went upstream and set fire to the prairie with the fire of civilization, rewriting the history of the Indians who were doomed to perish.