The Rise of Australasia澳洲崛起录

Somewhere at 395 again started falling asleep and skipped the whole chapters right to the 400ch. This happens not the first time and I'm quite sure nor the last time. Honestly, I recommend to check this novell out, but prepare to be hitten by big chunks of different info around every 15 chps.

This is not good. The story is poorly written and full of holes, the secondary characters seem like cardboard.

The MC transmigrated to Queen Victoria's grandson, but for months within the royal family no one noticed his change. Like... If it were in a normal family it would be fine, but does the author really want me to believe that the royal family, which is full of etiquette and protocols, was fooled by a guy who doesn't even know the basics of 'Western' noble etiquette?

Not to mention that the chapters are information dumps and fillers that will fry your brain and test your patience.

The author's narration is verbose and most of the chapters contain only narration and there are some that contain minimal dialogue. (To tell the truth, even the dialogues seem like narration, not as if living people were speaking).

Out of 3000 words, not even 300 are important information for the story.

It's a tiring read that gets worse by the minute, but I kept reading because I was too lazy to find something similar on the site and I thought maybe it would get better after a few chapters, but it didn't.

We're not told about MC's past life, but he looks like a generic chinumbawan who was reborn in the body of a Westerner. But the author manages to cover this up at the beginning of the story.
There's blatant nationalism and racism.

I came for the kingdom building, but I didn't even like that, the writing is so low-quality fast food...

Decided to do some math. He has around 200 mil in cash plus 50 mil in other assets at the beginning. putting it into a inflation calculator it would be around 9.4 bill today. According to forbes billionaire list, there is still 290 people that are richer than him. found that interesting that around 300 people basically have enough money to run a small country.

In The Rise of Australasia, we follow a prince of Austria who, after his father is murdered over political conflicts, decides to head to Australia. He trades all his lands and titles for Australia, declares independence, and becomes the Duke of Australia. Unlike other novels with far-fetched plots, this protagonist doesn't magically build nuclear reactors or atomic bombs. He uses common knowledge and smart strategies. Knowing the future, he invests in things like electricity and cars. He even hires Diesel and Benz to create a car factory in Australia. There are some plot conveniences, like Queen Victoria favoring him and Germany being a strong ally. Overall, it’s a fun read with a protagonist who uses his wits and future knowledge in a realistic way.

Hah. No need to worry gentlemen about these guys, The Emu army is ready for the war. We will win again!!

I did not read anything but here the raw novel on wuxiax:
https://www.wuxiaspot.com/novel/the-rise-of-australia.html
looks cool!
almost 1k chapters!

The very case when the Chinese came to Europe, but China did not come from the Chinese... That's not the way of thinking at all. The Iron Switzerland of another author is much better

Author: Chinese
Language: English
Focus: Australia
Translator: Numbers
get you shit together man, you’re all over the place

Now I Don't Need To Use Passes In Webnovel

You sure this does not have nationalism? I get the inkling there is especially this… also the name seems to come from continents australia and asia but its uniting australians and newzealanders???