Tsarist Russia 1745: My Wife is Ye Huang

Many readers said that the writing was unrealistic. The original author was so stupid and could still ascend to the position of czar. Why is it that your book only writes about so many things? It is about struggle for the sake of struggle. I won't say the conclusion first, let me give an analogy first. For example, when you go to work, your new leader comes up and says that due to the development of the company, performance needs to be reformed and the people who are trying to get rid of fishermen are to be laid off. Do you think that if these people who are going to be "touched by the cake" have the means to do it like the nobles in the book, can they deal with this new leader? ? For another example, the new leader above you is an idiot. He doesn't care about anything in the company. He goes home every day without seeing anyone. You are successfully fishing in the company and receive salary and bonuses as usual. Do you want such a leader to become the boss and wish him eternal life? ? ........................ In the novel, the male protagonist is faced with this problem. Should he reform and develop his fiefdom and army, or should he be a stupid czar like the original protagonist? Reform will definitely provoke counterattack from the old aristocracy. Without reform, how could he have money, power, and develop his fiefdom? ?

There is no problem with the logic, but it is too weak. It only needs to be said in one sentence, and it is confusing. What else should I quote? Take a look at Shinra and Spain. Shinra is fine. Spain is a bit watery, but it is watery. People can see it, and it will be a bit difficult for you to collapse.

Dear readers, I need inspiration, lots and lots of inspiration! I hope that those who like Russian history can post their favorite stories and plots, the plots they want to see, etc... In addition, I write an online article. Although it is historical, it also contains certain interpretations and jokes about the characters, plot, and the original development of the Russian Empire. Finally, everyone is welcome to give your opinions! !

The success of Ye Huang's coup was purely the result of a struggle of interests. It was very dangerous and natural. Ye Huang was just a puppet during the coup. She would use her own conditions to slowly regain power.

Many novel software does not include Ekaterina as a wife. If you find one here, please update the author.

It looks better faster than it looks good. Why do you always need ten words?

Portal: The fifth volume can be entered! !

Can I write about Maria Theresa's husband Franz I?

This book is well written and the subject matter is very new.

It's so wonderful, and it describes the terrible political situation in Tsarist Russia at that time. Some people say that the author writes as if everyone in the world is the enemy, but when you look at the biographies of real historical figures, it is indeed that bad. But there seems to be very little poisoning in Europe.