The Rise of an Empire: The Great Dictator
帝国崛起：大独裁者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 530k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
289Chapters
3.4MReads
119.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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It is recommended that the protagonist directly proclaims himself emperor when he unifies the country, and does not use the presidential system excessively. Now that the monarchy has just ended two years ago, there are fewer people who oppose it. Once more people agree with the presidential system in a few years, it will be difficult to change it even if you want to.
Due to special reasons, I need to take a day off!
It's been so long, and I'm really touched to see that you are still paying attention to it. However, this book is a bit sensitive, so I can only be a eunuch. I'm sorry, you guys, just come here if you want to scold me!
Sorry, I can't continue writing. Let's just let it go and let me sink!
I was also drunk. I finally read more than 200 chapters, but the author actually stopped updating them for me.
I have always said that the army is elite, but where are the elites? What is the difference between the revolutionary army and them? There are many factors that affect the combat effectiveness of an army: beliefs, training, weapons, treatment What the hell is faith? Invisible, intangible, illusory and unrealistic. But an elite army must have faith. An army without faith is just a weakling, a straggler, and a mercenary. Training, training intensity, difficulty, elimination rate (when building an ace army, there is also an elimination rate in the army, and the protagonist's army has no ace) How did the revolutionary army feel as they were being trained? How is the training model of the revolutionary army different from that of warlords and foreign armies? After writing these things, some people may think that you, the author, are in trouble, but these things are like the scenery of a movie or the eyes of a person. Can we do without them?
No matter what I wrote, I was harmonized. I can't even read a novel. I'm really speechless.
The writing is good, but the river crab master is really everywhere
I found the same old book, Warlords of Xinhai
I feel that if it weren't for some harmonious military literature before and after the Republic of China, this book would be quite suitable. However, in Feilu, the pace is a bit slow and not exciting enough. I'm not saying it's bad.