Liu Ye'er gazed at the map before her, her mind a swirl of thoughts. She knew full well that Singapore's relations with China were far from warm, and she decided it was time to take measures to bring it to heel. A plan quickly formed in her mind: she would dig a canal across the Malay Peninsula, severing Singapore's economic lifeline and plunging it into distress.
Furthermore, Wa Country and Russia harbored a blood-deep hatred for China. Recently, these nations had grown increasingly provocative and unruly. Liu Ye'er was determined not to let them continue acting with impunity. She resolved to use the power of moving mountains and filling seas to transform the Nansha area into several large landmasses. Only by making Nansha sufficiently vast could it accommodate a larger population and provide more living space for the descendants of Yanhuang.
Yanhuang Island, Hawaii, and the Ogasawara Islands all needed their territorial scope expanded to bolster national strength. Liu Ye'er also planned to hollow out the region east of the Ussuri River, with identical modifications for the Kamchatka Peninsula. This way, a canal could be built running straight north from Magadan to the Arctic Ocean, allowing ships to easily traverse the Arctic and reach Europe directly. These grand designs demonstrated Liu Ye'er's profound vision and unwavering determination for the nation's development.
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