America 1869: A Doppelganger Every Day

Wang Qingfu is definitely a man of action.

Instead of heading to New York, he first went to ask where he could buy the Herald Weekly.

The moment he bought the newspaper, he mailed it to more than a dozen Chinese people he knew.

Furthermore, a copy was mailed to the distant Qing Empire.

Only after doing all this did he board the train to New York.

Li Changsheng never imagined that his book, which had just been published, along with Edison's words, would have such a huge impact.

Especially starting from the second day, Chinese people began to find him one after another.

These Chinese people include those who run laundries, restaurants, and snack shops.

Of course, most of them work for others.

Li Changsheng warmly welcomed everyone who arrived.

If you have the chance, treat someone to a meal; if you don't have the chance, give them a book.

Worried that there wouldn't be enough books, he even went to the printing factory to print more for himself.

He signed his name on every book.

And write a sentence on it.

"Skin color can never define character; equality is the true nature of humanity."

"Prejudice is a shackle, tolerance is the key to freedom."

"There are no superior races, only equal souls."

"We find beauty in difference, not in it as boundaries."

"Silence condones discrimination, speaking out safeguards justice."

"We share the same bloodline, the same human rights, and no race is superior or inferior."

"Break down the walls of isolation and build bridges of unity."

Hatred arises from ignorance, while love is born from understanding.

"Diversity is a strength, discrimination is a social cancer."

"Judge a person by their heart, not by their appearance."

"All men are created equal."

Moreover, they even wrote each sentence in both Chinese and English versions.

Later, he even printed 1000 copies of the translated Chinese version.

He would give two copies to anyone who came after that.

That day, when he learned that the person who came was named Wang Qingfu, he instantly found the name in a corner of his memory.

In the future, the internet will be filled with all kinds of messages.

Li Changsheng had seen a question about the Chinese Exclusion Act.

It is said that around the time the Chinese Exclusion Act was introduced in 1882, there was a Chinese man named Wang Qingfu who traveled all over America wearing Chinese clothes and carrying Chinese items, giving speeches everywhere.

Later, he even started a Chinese-language newspaper, but unfortunately, he was unable to witness the disappearance of the Chinese Exclusion Act.

Since I've actually transmigrated to this parallel world, I absolutely cannot let the Chinese Exclusion Act happen again.

In this situation, you can't rely on yourself alone.

Even if I could create an extra clone every day, it wouldn't make a difference.

He now uses most of his clones in the Qing Dynasty, the Far East, and South America.

He did this because his clones, one in the capital of the Qing Dynasty and the other who had just arrived in South America, each brought him a crucial message.

It was precisely because of this news that he kept as many of his people as possible in the Qing Dynasty, the Far East, and South America.

Therefore, in the short term, his clones will not increase much in the United States.

In this situation, the only way to fight for the rights of Chinese people is to unite more Chinese people.

This is why he gives gifts to everyone who comes and treats them with great hospitality.

Because these people will become his help in the future.

Wang Qingfu's arrival further solidified his idea.

Inside the room, Wang Qingfu looked at Li Changsheng's hair but did not react excessively.

Most of the people who came before had long braids.

At first, I was a little surprised to see that Li Changsheng didn't have a queue, but I could accept it after thinking about what Li Changsheng had done.

Wang Qingfu, on the other hand, seemed completely unaffected.

He even spoke frankly about it.

"Brother Changsheng is indeed the hope of the Chinese people. When none of us dared to cut our queues, you had already cut off all your hair."

"To be honest, if I didn't still want to go back to the Qing Dynasty to do something, I would have cut off all my long hair too."

Li Changsheng nodded in deep agreement.

"Your idea is correct."

"The reason I was willing to cut my hair is because I have other friends who have returned to the Qing Dynasty."

"If there's anything that needs to be done, I can have them do it."

"I cut my hair to tell myself that from now on I will speak up for Chinese people on American soil so that they can be treated more fairly."

The two then found themselves getting along very well.

Wang Qingfu originally planned to return to China after graduation and recruit more people to work with him.

Now we have Li Changsheng as a pioneer.

He decided that he would stay in America as well.

Li Changsheng immediately said.

"If you'd like to stay, I'd like you to join my newspaper."

"I plan to establish a newspaper in New York."

"On the one hand, I want to be able to publish and distribute my own books, and on the other hand, I also want to divide the newspaper into Chinese and English versions so that Chinese people who come to America can have the opportunity to read the newspaper."

"At the same time, it can also translate a large number of domestic works into English versions and spread them rapidly in the United States."

"If Americans can see the culture of China, perhaps this discrimination will decrease."

Wang Qingfu immediately agreed.

He even went back to school and took a leave of absence in order to start a newspaper.

In addition, more and more Chinese people came later, many of whom were literate and some could even write English, and Li Changsheng kept them all.

Of course, during this process, Li Changsheng also summoned an American white clone and a Chinese clone to join the newspaper.

In this way, the newspaper could develop rapidly under the joint leadership of these two people and Wang Qingfu.

Of course, all the money for these development newspapers came from Leicester.

Rockefeller already knew about Li Changsheng's invention of the fountain pen.

He even wanted to invest in a fountain pen, so Rockefeller never imagined that of the $30 he gave Lester as start-up capital, tens of thousands of which had already been taken out and given to Li Changsheng and Noah.

Noah is the holder of the patent for the fountain pen.

Moreover, fountain pens are very easy to manufacture. He doesn't need to manufacture them himself; he just needs to have others produce them and then assemble them himself.

So, within just a few days, the pens were already on sale.

It won't be long before the debt is paid off.

Meanwhile, Li Changsheng, Noah will make up for the money spent here.

After all, Noah still nominally owes Li Changsheng 10 yuan.

Just as things were getting started at the newspaper, Li Changsheng received another message from his clone.

This time, the messenger was once again from the American Concession in Tianjin during the Qing Dynasty.

Upon hearing this news, Li Changsheng immediately switched gears.