America 1869: A Doppelganger Every Day

Li Changsheng's favorite thing to do during this period was to read newspapers.

American newspapers provide information about the entire world.

He also found a new opportunity through the newspaper.

He originally thought that Southeast Asia had been completely colonized by countries such as Britain and France.

But it was through the newspapers that he discovered that there were still many countries in Southeast Asia that had not been colonized.

So his clone, who was already in Shanghai, was about to take a ship to Southeast Asia.

Currently, on the Qing Dynasty side, Li Changsheng no longer arranges clones, but instead sends them to Outer Northeast China to summon the Russian clone.

The Far East has abundant resources, and he plans to strike first when there are fewer people there, to see if he can gain more benefits.

The arrangements in southern South America have only just begun, so some clones also need to be arranged to assist the divine messenger clones.

These are all opportunities to reap significant benefits in the future.

And Southeast Asia presents a new opportunity.

Li Changsheng even felt that his clones were not enough.

At first, he thought he could summon more clones in America to change the status of Chinese Americans on this land.

However, the urgency of the matter forced him to abandon his plan to continue recruiting in America.

Currently, his clones are basically divided into four parts, with a cycle of four days.

One is from the Far East, one from South America, one from Southeast Asia, and the remaining one is heading to other countries around the world.

After all, there are hundreds of countries around the world.

He must ensure that he has an avatar in every country.

This is the only way to find more opportunities for them to control more resources and have more power.

While his clones were on the move, Li Changsheng was not idle either.

Li Changsheng originally planned to develop electric lights himself, but after his book was published in Europe, he left the money to his European clone.

Then he handed over the task of researching electric lights to his clone.

As for their counterparts in other countries, while doing their own things, they also began to engage in research and invention.

Having memories of two lifetimes, coupled with the differences between this world and his original world, he discovered that many things could be researched and patented.

What he needs to do now is to ensure that each of his clones owns its own patent, and then use those patents to build his fortune.

With money, you can do more things.

Without money, it's difficult to do anything.

So during this period, in addition to the strange tales of divine messengers descending upon the Mapuche people's territory, Li Changsheng also saw information related to clones in the newspapers.

[Frenchman Maubert invented the zipper and quickly established zipper factories, which are now used in the French clothing industry.]

Li Changsheng naturally knew about this.

He not only knew about it, but also instructed Mobert to give the patent to his clones in other countries, so that these clones could also earn their first pot of gold.

Zippers are much easier to manufacture than pens.

Similarly, these things don't require building your own factories; you just need to place orders with factories.

Of course, once you have enough money, you can earn even more by building your own factory.

But Li Changsheng didn't have this idea.

His clone wouldn't do that either.

Building your own factory, producing your own products, and selling them yourself can indeed make a lot of money, but that would mean monopolizing everything, and he doesn't have the ability to do that.

Take Noah's fountain pen, for example.

Why were they able to sell so quickly throughout the United States?

Now, even foreign businessmen are importing fountain pens.

The reason is that Noah handed over the production and sales of the pens to others.

There are countless factories in America that manufacture various components for fountain pens.

There are also dozens of agencies that handle the sales of fountain pens.

It is currently being rolled out to more places.

Noah only needs to assemble the manufactured pen parts into a real pen.

He didn't have to worry about anything else, but he made the lion's share of the profits.

However, even so, no one bothered him.

The same applies to Mobert's side.

At the same time, the patents are handed over to overseas clones, and the clones will do the same.

Having earned enough profit and gained enough connections, it will be much easier to do other things in the future.

Of course, the most crucial point is safety.

As long as the clone is alive, it can do many things for the main body.

Therefore, for Li Changsheng, making money is important, but keeping his clone alive is even more important.

As long as the clone lives, it can create countless riches and possess infinite possibilities.

The death of one's clone would be the greatest loss for oneself.

After all, one's clones are not unlimited, nor can they be summoned indefinitely.

My cheat code is very simple: I create a clone every day.

Without any way to extend his lifespan, he can only have a maximum of 30 clones, no more.

Therefore, every living clone is very important to Li Changsheng.

While arranging his clones, he naturally didn't forget his own affairs.

He wrote books, made inventions, and published newspapers.

Before we knew it, it was 1870.

It was also on January 1, 1870.

A newspaper named Huamei Weekly by Li Changsheng and Wang Qingfu appeared.

Wang Qingfu originally intended to define it as the American Chinese Weekly.

After all, this was on American soil, yet Li Changsheng refused.

Although the order doesn't matter, Chinese-run newspapers must list "Chinese" before "American".

Wang Qingfu eventually agreed to the name.

The reason this newspaper was prepared for so long was because Li Changsheng wanted it to become an instant hit.

It's not just about making more money, but also about improving the social status of Chinese people in this country.

Why did his clone buy land on the West Coast under a white identity?

Normally, Chinese people who stay on the West Coast can also become Americans through immigration, although it is troublesome, but there is still a chance.

However, while a white American can buy land for just ten dollars, Asians face many restrictions when trying to purchase land in the United States.

Moreover, even if you buy land, it's difficult to clear it.

During the land reclamation process, they may even encounter various forms of difficulties.

This is also why Li Changsheng did not purchase the land as a person of Asian descent.

This time, Li Changsheng's Huamei Weekly aims to change this situation.

This was a result that he and Wang Qingfu discussed for a long time before reaching an agreement.

Li Changsheng originally thought that he could change the impression of Chinese people in the minds of these white people with his inventions and books.

However, it is clear that this only increased his own visibility and had little impact on the Chinese community.

Therefore, if we want to change the situation for Chinese people, we need to find a different approach.

This newspaper was the beginning.