The New World 1620

The loser from Lingao, the pretentious criminal from Australia, the artsy youth from North America, the black brick kiln worker from the East Coast.

Such a setup would have long since fallen apart and even turned on each other. The idea of ​​uniting them to build a nation and crush the world is wishful thinking on the author's part. This is because the author has violated the most basic principle of group transmigration: "Relative fairness must be maintained among the transmigrators."

If the time travelers from various works such as Far East 1620, Rise of Australia, Enlightenment in Lingao, South America 1630, Lost in 1642, Chosen Land, Time Travel 1640, Tang Dynasty in North America, Red Army in Australia 1639, Calm Sea, Gate of Time and Space, 580,000 Tang Dynasty Life, and Prosperity in Chaotic Times were all transported to different parts of 17th-century Australia at the same time as the time travelers from this work, what exciting stories would unfold?

Lacking the political capacity to become queen, lacking the population and support to do so, and lacking the political backing to become queen, she disregards the fact that her success is backed by the entire nation, yet acts like an exposed queen, eager to reveal her ambition for dominance. This is akin to an unarmed Irish peasant challenging armed cavalry.

The author couldn't continue reading this book once it reached the Ming Dynasty. The so-called "nation" established by the five hundred was simply a fraudulent company. They couldn't even define a nation, their power structure and division of labor were a complete mess, and they called the "liberals" advanced and dynamic?

This is blatant colonial rule again. I really can't see the nobility and superiority of the time travelers. Is hegemony the only thing everyone pursues? Does time travel extinguish humanity? On one hand, there's feigned sympathy for the Chinese, and on the other hand, there's the enslavement and massacre of Native Americans and Black people.

Show-offs, divided, a bunch of useless trash, they'll be wiped out by the natives.

A mere few hundred people dared to establish a national map and expand their territory.

😭I only discovered by accident that the author has changed his name. I only found out after browsing that he's stopped writing. His previous pen name was "Berlenhill," and his transformation masterpiece *The Night Pearl* was incredibly good. If you like transformation stories, you should check it out. Then he wrote *The Legend of the Goddess of Another World*, and then stopped writing transformation stories. I only just found out this is his "new" book. Alas, things have changed so much.

I skimmed through it twice, and to give an objective evaluation, the author's writing is good, the character portrayal is decent, and it's arguably the third best transmigration novel. However, the values ​​are questionable; the author treats Europeans much better than Chinese. So, don't blame readers for their complaints.