Shadow of Great Britain

Like the title, I reiterate that this is a really good book and the author is really awesome. However, as the saying goes, wild boars cannot eat fine chaff. Nowadays, I am no longer willing to use my brain when reading, and I am no longer willing to have a little patience to look forward to the subsequent development of the plot and exciting plots. I am ashamed. I wish the author better writing, successful career, and all the best... 😘

Dear author, after reading dozens of chapters you wrote, here are some of my thoughts: It is absolutely correct that Arthur, as the protagonist, occupies most of the chapters. However, being in London, the center of the world in the 19th century, and still in the midst of political party disputes, the people around him must also be very different from ordinary people. Since they are different from ordinary people, they must show differences, and additional chapters are needed to describe them. Can more chapters be added to portray their characters, hearts, and lives? Otherwise, I always feel that only the protagonist has an impression on the people of London, which may be a bit monotonous. As for some knowledge points of that era, such as utilitarianism, they can be discussed in small pieces. They do not have to be described like popular science, otherwise it will seem a bit inconsistent. Finally, thank you readers for creating such an interesting novel and painting such a wonderful picture for readers who are curious about modern Western life. Come on, readers! ! !

I've read two hundred chapters, and I'm offering four monthly passes. Also, I really like watching big events. Can you do a few more big scenes?

The introduction is very exciting, but the content is a bit dry. Although the plot progresses layer by layer, the pace is too slow and lacks exciting and explosive points. It is difficult to watch it in one go without a lot of patience!

First of all, I watched more than a dozen pictures of the main character, but I don't know what the flow system is, and I don't know what the role of the devil is. There are a lot of narrations that make people think hard. If this is an American TV series, it would be good, but this is a novel. I have to brainstorm a lot of plot scenes. It is too tiring to watch. It feels a bit like classical Chinese. The history written by the author should be that the British Industrial Revolution has begun, right? Do you have a musket? Why are you still using a knife? It can be seen that the author's writing is good, but this story is too boring. You might as well write it in an imaginary way instead of following historical development.

First of all, I added it to my bookshelf and haven't read it yet, but the anti-colonial leaders in the introduction are very confusing to me. The British mainly relied on colonies to support their global hegemony. What kind of anti-colonial troubles are you going to make😌? I can also understand the East India Company's Bell Ringer as changing the way of colonial exploitation.

This person is awesome, write about it and update it quickly.

The book is good and beautiful. Come on, author, don't stop updating.

Wryyyyyyyy. I'm so high! Finally found the chaff

The plot is watchable, but it's too clumsy. It's a lot of meaningless encyclopedias. Even if you get bored and just skip it, it will have almost no impact on reading the subsequent plot. It can be said that even if you read it, millions of words have been written. In fact, the plot content is estimated to be at most one million words.