The Sun Never Sets 1620

Name: The Sun Never Sets 1620
Author: Feiya

日不落1620

by Feiya (费牙)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 250k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 10y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

A group of people came to the Great Lakes region of North America, but to the east, there was France blocking the entrance of the St. Lawrence River. To the west, there were Indian tribes who did not know their enemies or friends, as well as the occasional latecomers. How could they build an empire on which the sun never sets when they are so poor?

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[Comment] It feels weird for Indians to call themselves Indians.
Indian itself is another translation of Indian. It was okay for the tribesmen and the white colonists to call them Indians, but the Indians themselves never considered themselves as a whole. The conflicts between the tribes were greater than the conflicts with the white colonists, so they were instigated by the white colonists and eliminated.
2 likes10y ago
[Comment] The author should play Europa Universalis 4 or Empire Total War for a while.
Helps understand the Indian history of America.
10y ago
[Comment] If the population is not concentrated, even I feel stupid.
Even I feel stupid if the population is not used centrally. This article is reprinted from the original online literature portal—Qidian Chinese website: [url=2Mn2m2]
10y ago
[Comment] I hope you can provide information about the Indian tribes and European colonists around the Great Lakes region around 1620.
I was a little dissatisfied with the later writing of West Coast, and a lot of things happened in the middle, so although I stopped writing it, I still stopped updating it. I would like to apologize to everyone. The new book is open. I hope everyone can support it and provide more relevant information. It is really troublesome to organize the information now!
10y ago
[Comment] Group chat, does the author of group chat have the perseverance to write a million words before anyone reads it?
Group chat, does the author of group chat have the perseverance to write a million words before anyone reads it?
10y ago