Becoming Empress Catherine

The original god is a bit crazy and always wants to become the Queen of Winter [Eating Melon]

In fact, the combat effectiveness of the Russian Empire's army is extremely poor. Otherwise, tens of millions of the Tsar's gray-haired animals would have been beaten by 800,000 people. I just went to check out the life of Tsar Paul. It was a drama full of maternal kindness and filial piety. It was simply a show of filial piety.

I would like to know how many millions of words this book would have if written according to the outline.

Ye Di's ruling career has been much better than that of the original version. Not only did she eliminate the rebels and restore the domestic economy, she also did not strengthen serfdom like the original Ye Di did. She also defeated the Ottomans and took the castle. Moreover, she was not as scandal-ridden as the real Ye Di [laughing]. She also strengthened the navy and invented improved steam engines in advance. Unfortunately, life was short, and she did not have the chance to see the emergence of steamships and trains. The life of Emperor Ye in this book is also amazing. In the beginning, Emperor Ye was a soul from another world and her identity was the Crown Princess. Although she was restricted everywhere, she was still at the stage where she could run freely on the grass, follow her heart, and have a smile on her face. However, after many years of being a queen, her edges have been smoothed, and she has made some concessions to reality. The aristocracy and religion are all big mountains in front of her. At that stage, the love for Paul was more of family affection and motherly love, a kind of maternal instinct. As both parties grew older, Emperor Ye became more of a responsibility and obligation to Paul, to protect the successors of the empire and the stability of the empire, but this also made Paul breathless. His mother was too brilliant, and the two parties also had different views on some politics. I once fantasized about whether Emperor Ye would give the throne to Paul and then pursue his hometown, but it may be that the queen's sense of responsibility or the absence of her old friend gave up her idea. When I saw Emperor Ye telling Bagration whether she would be loyal to her grandson Alexander, I just felt sad. The son Paul she had raised for her entire life would live in the shadow of her mother and would eventually die in a political assassination. He did not choose to interfere with the future, but chose to leave the future to his children.

What is your sexual orientation? Single or not?

Lily is really good, but author, you'd better find a way to turn the protagonist back into an unopened one, otherwise most people won't be able to accept it [Punch] [Check it carefully]

This is the first time I have read this type of film, and I have to say that the angle of conception is really wonderful, and I happened to be watching "Ekaterina the Great" with my mother recently. If the author can pay more attention to some detailed descriptions, such as more important plots, I feel It can be improved to a higher level (because it is the first time I read it, I originally wanted to give it four stars, but after thinking about it, it is difficult for me, an old bookworm, to read a book with another kind of thinking, so I will give it five stars to encourage it. I hope the author will work harder [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon])

Come on! Finally someone has written a book like this, don't let it suck!

The two heroines can avoid lightning in advance from the beloved arsonist in Chapter 39 [laughter]

This is the first time I have read a book about Russia and it is novel. Reminds me of the "War and Peace" works and movies I've seen before. The sense of immersion is super strong. Although the author mainly writes about Yekaterin, I always feel that there is too little [laughing and crying]. But "War and Peace" is so well written and has a huge impact. It is imprinted in my mind, so I still give the author five stars.