C1182 Borneo Intifada (1/2)

Monkeys were just monkeys. There were no civilized savages, no rich historical experiences for their reference, no high culture for them to contain and contain. These primitive tropical animals still lived in the tribal system and the earth States system up to the 19th century. All of their actions were actually just an animal instinct.

They robbed and killed because this was how they had been taught by their ancestors since they were young. They had never felt that robbing and killing were a sin, that their tribe was starving in their eyes, that they should rob other tribes of their food?

Just like those cannibal humans in the Amazon forest, this was how humans had lived for hundreds of thousands of years. How could humans, who had grown up in that kind of environment, feel any guilt towards cannibals?

Humans who were adopted by the wolves were wolf kids, while humans were adopted by the monkeys. It was obvious that the people living in the forest of the Borneo were a group of barbarians who had obtained what they paid for without working hard.

Civilization could not be used to deal with savagery at times. It would take hundreds of thousands of years of habitual life to achieve it through peaceful means. That would take hundreds of years!

If Asia was still peaceful, without the interference of the Western Powers, Xiao Letian wouldn't mind slowly assimilating these barbarians, just like how the Central Plains civilization assimilated the barbarians generation after generation, making them give up on the genes of wild beasts.

But Xiao Letian did not have that time, and the millions of Chinese citizens were also unwilling to give these violent monkeys the time to change their genes. The barbaric actions of the indigenous monkeys of the Belait had already angered the Chinese of the entire Borneo, causing a bloody revenge to begin.

Without the support of the foreigners, the indigenous monkeys' battle prowess was like a pile of dregs. The heavily armed militia began to gather their forces and launch attacks towards the gathering area of the indigenous people.

Tooth for an eye, blood for blood! Some of the monkeys tried to fight back, but those Pahlian knife in their hands and those primitive gunpowder guns were no match for the armed Chinese guards. In the end, all of their resistance turned into a one-sided slaughter.

Three days later, more than ten thousand native monkeys were killed, thousands of villages were burnt and countless of villages fled into the tropical rain forest, and into the city controlled by the Earth States King.

At this time, the local kings could no longer sit still. The Chinese were, after all, the latter, and the natives were the foundation of their rule. If they let the Chinese kill them all, who would they call a king?

Squads of King of the Land's army were pulling out of the city with the orders of the King. Hundreds of thousands of troops were walking along the road in the forest, carrying the powerful musket s boasted by the European arms merchants, but what was funny was that most of the soldiers still had bows on their backs and long blades at their waists.

Such an army's quality was not even close to that of the's soldiers. From their confused and foolish eyes, it could be seen that these Earth States's soldiers had no idea why they were fighting.

On one side were the puppet soldiers who had no fighting spirit in their hearts, a group of fanatical soldiers who wanted revenge for their race. When the two armies crossed paths, the fearless Chinese youth would launch a few decisive attacks, and after dozens of explosive charges, the King of the Land's army would collapse like an avalanche.

In the eyes of a genuine militarist, the war in the Borneo was very chaotic. It was a rebellion of the Chinese, and normal wars could not be described as a regular war. Many of the key battles relied on tactics and tactics to achieve victory, more than 90% of them relied on the hot-bloodedness of the Chinese.

If there were more than a dozen outstanding generals in this rebellion, the number of casualties among the Chinese would be reduced by only 30%.

However, everything in the world was seen through as dialectical. The Chinese people of the Borneo had rebelled on a temporary basis, because of insufficient preparation, they had caused a lot of casualties. However, it was this kind of most primitive, most heartfelt awakening that made this rebellion even more precious.