The Rise of America 1620

The author's genetic human setting is completely bullshit, let alone the bullshit life options. The loyalty setting alone can make people abandon the book on the spot. If he is not unconditionally loyal to the protagonist, why should he do it? There is also the plot of the war with the British. A large group of people just ran away, wondering why they spent a lot of money to produce these wastes.

The protagonist is a senior executive of a Fortune 500 company... Many of the decisions made are made by subordinates who have graduated from elementary school. . With this kind of ability to become a senior executive, a company like this can be ranked in the top 500... I'm really fascinated. . After seeing a few pictures, I couldn't stand it anymore...

The poisonous system and the poisonous genetic man are defeated.

Don't even think about immigrating from Ming Dynasty if you go back to that era. How much can you transport at one time? How many people died on the road? Assimilate the Indians honestly! Moreover, are you sure immigrants from Ming Dynasty are easier to manage than Indians? I'll call you every minute, "Prince, General, Xiang Ning, you have the guts."

It's so poisonous. Genetic people have their own complete ideological personality and are still educational products in the 21st century. They are also restricted, like group wear, and there is one person inside who makes controlled bombs for everyone. I think they will think about how to kill the slave owner.

I can't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 72. There are obviously advanced flintlock guns, but if they are not developed, they have to use matchlock guns. A lot of genetic people who have worked hard to save money have died. They can obviously crush the opponent, but the dead ones are still being cultivated. Is 3 million enough to train these people? Doesn't it count? He also found such a ridiculous reason because he was afraid of selling it to the Indians and becoming stronger. By the way, do the natives distinguish between matchlocks and flintlock guns?

How much does the author yearn for the Ming Dynasty? What benefits does it bring to you to fight in the Ming Dynasty thousands of miles away? What benefits does it bring to you to help the Zhu family? Can the author tell me? Do you feel that your stay in America is a bit boring and you have to find a rival for your country in the future?

This genetic man is such an idiot. He spends a lot of money and is not loyal yet. He has no fighting ability. The protagonist is also an idiot. Moreover, this genetic man also knows the secret of the protagonist.

Looking at the first hundred chapters, Pig's Foot is written like a mentally retarded person. It doesn't matter if the genetic man has his own independent thoughts. The problem is that Pig's Foot asks his own genetic man about everything, and he even marries a little Indian girl in the name of wooing. I really can't understand it. I've read so many historical novels and this makes me angry.

A bit poisonous. Back then, I was not willing to marry more women, nor was I willing to kill anyone. Even the Holy Mother cannot describe him. He was simply a saint.