Reborn in the Austro-Hungarian Empire
重开在奥匈帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Looking for World War I Stories About the Austro-Hungarian Empire, or the Second German Empire Works Too, I Am Tired of the Third Reich
Historical Stories (Any Dynasty, No System, and with Intelligent Characters)
Looking for books like "The Glory of the Great Wei". Historical novels with some brains behind them. Read too many mindless wish-fulfillment stories and they’ll rot your mind.
Any Stories About European Politics and Wars? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to "Welcome to 19th-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme".
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
Any Books About World War I or II? Europe, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, America, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, and the Balkans
Looking for books similar to "Serbia's Counterattack".
Historical Novels About the Holy Roman Empire, Byzantium, Rome, and the Second German Empire
Looking for books similar to "A History of World Empires: The Austro-Hungarian Empire".
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas
Looking for a novel about founding a country overseas.
Looking for Strategic-Scale Warfare and All-Out Clashes
There are way too many novels on Tomato where the protagonist is a sneaky schemer. I like protagonists who fight head-on. Are there any like that? A score of 9 is fine. Please recommend some, thanks!
A Man's Romance: Massive Warships and Huge Guns, Late Qing, World War I, or Republican-Era China Are All Fine!
Books German Fans Will Enjoy
I want to read something like "My Steel Moe Heart: In the Name of the German Kaiser".
Any Good German Fiction? Second or Third Reich, Either Is Fine
Looking for books similar to My Steel Heart: In the Name of the Kaiser.
Stories Set During World War II
Any Ancient or Historical Stories with a System or a Golden Finger?
Looking for books similar to Hunting the Mountain: Artificial Intelligence Stole My Soul. This one is great!!
Books About Germany in World War II
Germany in World War I would be fine too. Let me see the glory of the German Empire.
Any Novels Set on the European Front During World War I or II?
Any Books Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a Foreign Country During World War I or World War II?
Looking for books like Striving in Soviet Russia.
Looking for a Book About Fighting on the Front Lines as a German Soldier, Preferably Without a System
Historical Novels About Transmigration to Ancient Times
Looking for books similar to "Claiming an Island as King in a Chaotic World".
Please Recommend Soviet-Era or Industrial Fiction
I Don't Understand: With 800,000 Troops Against 600,000, How Is the Advantage Ours? Looking for War Novels
World War II Germany’s Little Mustache in a Western Fantasy World
A Hitler-era Germany in a Western fantasy world
World War II, but the King Is the Protagonist
My Dad Is a Coal Boss: Fans, Let's Talk!
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Transmigrating to the Soviet Union
Hey guys, does anyone have any recommendations for books about someone who transmigrates to the Soviet era?
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The Austro-Hungarian Empire's mobilization and replenishment system differed from Germany's. Instead of establishing replenishment regiments with the same numbers as each regiment to be responsible for replenishing the regiment's manpower, it adopted a complex system combining reserve troops, replenishment battalions, replenishment districts, and "local reserve forces."
Sure, although there are quite a few World War I books on Tomato Books right now, this one about Austria-Hungary is definitely the first one.
Tomato's rare novel about Austria features accurate historical facts, but his portrayal of Franz is overly cold-blooded, and he exaggerates Conrad's abilities. In reality, it was precisely because Conrad led Austria's standing army to its deaths in the early stages that the country fell into a disadvantageous position.
It's well written, but I remember Herzentoff was already over fifty years old at this time in history, right?
The language is rigorous and realistic. On the one hand, the plot is close to reality, and on the other hand, the arrival of the protagonist will change the tragic fate of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The victory in the war will further enhance the protagonist's prestige and power. I really look forward to what comes next! (To be honest, I think I really hope that the Greek king can continue to rule Greece. I wonder if it's because the author's characterization is so good.)
It's a great story, but the synopsis is too confusing.
Overall, it is of medium quality. First, it's important to understand that since the story is based on a steel wire, the writing is quite challenging. After all, novels always require character development; you can't just focus on the key visuals (KV) as a whole.
In my opinion, the author is more suited to writing essays than novels. The excessive use of lyricism and metaphors in the article does not enhance the quality of the work but instead gives me the feeling of a thesis defense. However, the arrangement of the content is still quite reasonable. The only drawback is the overuse of lyrical vocabulary.
It's quite detailed. I think this is the only book that starts from Austro-Hungarian origins. I also read a novel that started from Bavaria, but I forgot the title. That one was about developing technology and then crushing the enemy with advanced tactics and technology. I look forward to the author's plot development.
Very good writing, love comes from the Habsburgs