Why did Napoleon sell Louisiana and speak highly of him?

Do you know what Louisiana was like then?

Barren land, full of lakes and swamps, can not be developed into sugarcane and tobacco gardens, and there is no fur and minerals. Napoleon traveled all over Europe and had no interest in this overseas territory. If it were more important, otherwise Britain would not have worked so hard to maintain the sphere of influence of the empire that never fell. Some places, such as those islands, are completely losing money to earn money. If you don't sell it, it will be robbed by Americans for nothing. It is better to change a sum of money than to be robbed.

Americans are actually hypocritical. Although some places in history are so-called bought, they are all robbed and washed away with a sum of money. The most frustrating thing is the British. Their own people came to America, but they couldn't control their own people. The British in America still rely on their sworn enemy, the French, to split. Governing the country badly. The British are useless, and their own people can't control them, and they are independent, not to mention how incompetent they are in governing foreign colonies. Population is the last word. Look at Australia now. I'm really worried about the descendants of the British Empire. . . Resolutely support the motherland to cancel family planning. If we can't support anything, just give us a plane ticket and let the world help us support it. . England has always had enemies with Scotland and Ireland, especially Ireland, which has been fighting for independence. England's ability to defend territory is really weak. Such a big island can't even keep its own land, let alone a distant colony. Look at how the Han people in the past transformed Hu people into Han people. This is a great cultural integration. The British empire can only achieve political unity, cultural disunity, and may split at any time. When our Chinese nation is completely westernized or red, it will really be colonized by other nations, hehe.