I'm Playing Whack-a-mole in Siberia

The author is great, I caught this one from the one in Southern Africa. That one was quite enjoyable to watch. But in this movie, I initially thought that the protagonist could replace Nicholas to succeed the Tsar, but it turns out that the protagonist has been unable to inherit the throne. It was so frustrating to watch, you have traveled through time, and you have to have a boss on your head. After seeing the latest chapter, it feels like the Russian army's tragic defeat in World War I. Don't tell me that the protagonist will turn the tide again. This is even more false because the protagonist is not the supreme leader. But the protagonist's performance is too supermodel and unreal. In the final analysis, the protagonist is not a czar. If the protagonist of this novel succeeded the Tsar in 1890, then carried out reforms, and defeated Germany and Austria in the First World War, more people would definitely read it than now. I'm not a Russian fan. This is what I think about from the perspective of the protagonist. After all, the protagonist also has royal blood. If I write a novel about foreign historical hegemony in the future, I hope the author can write the protagonist to replace William II of Germany or Edward VII of England, or Emperor Meiji of Japan. There are so few people writing about them, and it feels better for the author to write about them in a southern African way. This is purely based on my feelings, please do not offend the author.

Russia is short of time. You are still grinding and chirping and working as a dog for the Tsar. Tsk tsk tsk. It's 1914 and you are still a Duke acting like a dog. There is no hope. Wait until Lenin cuts off the heads of the dogs like you nobles! It's like trash. If you don't overthrow everything, you still want to tinker with it. Tsk tsk tsk. It's like a dog.

This is a dog-licking article that teaches you how to lick the tsar and then become a 🐶 tsk tsk tsk. You don't need your own title to develop your own power. You can overthrow the tsar and ascend the throne yourself. If you wait for a war, your country will collapse, right? I am like a waste, licking everywhere, helping others to become independent, and then blocking my own road. Tsk tsk tsk. Ridiculous. To be honest, Russia treats the peasants a little better. How could it collapse? It is the aristocratic system. I am an aristocrat. Develop a wave of economy. Get Indian gold to upgrade the military industry. Spend your own money to buy some land in Siberia. Recruit a large number of farmers, collectively open up wasteland, and farm wildly. Wait for revolutionary riots to take away the nobility in one wave. I have been doing it in Tsarist Russia for decades. He is also a naval commander. Tsk, tsk, tsk, I really thought that industry was so simple, it would be better to take the lead and carry out major reforms.

The identity of the author is very embarrassing, and Tsarist Russia could not be saved by changing the Tsar at that time. If there is a great purge, there cannot be a civil war before World War I, otherwise it will easily collapse and split. It fits the character very well. Only the Bolsheviks came to power and killed the middle and upper elites of Tsarist Russia so that the protagonist can draw on a blank sheet of paper. Europe and the United States were unable to interfere during World War I. It is very well written.

In recent chapters, you have been deliberately abusing the protagonist. Just go independent. Now your main ethnic group is not Mao. Why do you always bring some pig teammates? You can do whatever the Czar asks you to do. Why don't you let your pig teammates do whatever you want? It's boring to watch your old teammates without breaking up, because history is very clear. Are you still here waiting to succeed?

This book is better written than the previous one, but there are too few updates.

I feel that the focus of this film is not outstanding enough. The trivial things in life and the main story of the protagonist are not clearly separated, making it difficult for people to understand. And the description of that important thing doesn't have that sense of urgency, urgency. I have read more than 80 chapters now, and I still don't understand the specific direction of the protagonist's future development. What you wrote about the development of fiefdoms and the development of the army is not profound and prominent enough. Your key points are very vague and cannot be clearly understood by just reading them like others. What is your future development direction? Personally, I think this novel is good, but just barely readable.

There are few novels that can be compared with Holy Roman Empire. Except for some plots about pig teammates that are very serious, they have no shortcomings.

Send me some maps to see. There are only text?

It's pretty good, but there are too few. How many updates are there in a day?