A Million Pounds, but It's the American Civil War!

The Time-Space Summoning thing is so stupid!

In terms of plot, it has a documentary feel, but also a lot of funny moments. The plot leans towards domineering CEOs, and few of the NPCs are normal people; it's the kind of story where any urban young master could be portrayed without feeling out of place. All we can say is that the author should keep up the good work and let's see what happens next. Also, what's with this Mulan thing?

From the beginning, I feel like the protagonist has an IQ of an elementary school student at best, and the author's IQ determines the protagonist's IQ.

The red dot indicates the protagonist's location (Jacksonville).

You're writing way too slowly, my friend. The author next door writes slowly, gets disrupted by readers, and is updating five times a day while lying in a hospital bed using only their tongue – bad review!

Ultimate General: Civil War Army management + total war command + historical arsenal = a decent real-time strategy game + the best volley fire command game on PC. I think the author could take this as a reference.

A white maid, at least 30 years old, is the male protagonist's lover. The male protagonist was raised by this white maid from birth, and he has a mother complex.

One question: when is the check cashed?

Don't just write books based on data from some unknown game. After the Civil War began, the price of ordinary black slaves and strong laborers skyrocketed to two or three thousand dollars. At that time, the annual wage of an ordinary worker was theoretically only two or three hundred dollars, and they were often in debt for tens of dollars. They might not even have ten or twenty dollars in cash.

That's roughly it.