Welcome to 19th-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme

Ranked 20th on the fantasy and fairy rankings, Tomato is a rare foreign theme that not only mixes normal capitalism but also early proletarianism, making it quite comfortable to watch along the way. It's fate (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

After reading the beginning, I feel that the author's writing is okay and has great potential, so I will save it on my bookshelf [give my heart]. It is recommended that the author try not to write about China in the future. Several European books I have read failed to write about China. After all, if you are too nice to China, it will not fit the character. If you are not good to China, readers will not be able to accept it 🤦

It has rich theoretical knowledge and a deep understanding of history. It has a pretty good feel. It is very subtle and has very few emotional lines. It is not a cool novel and the protagonist will make mistakes. Overall, it is a very good historical novel. However, there are many typos that have not been corrected. Maybe because the background is medieval Europe, it is sometimes difficult to substitute (personally). It is suitable for people with relevant historical knowledge reserves, otherwise many places will not be understood (I, a science student, read it while checking the information)

A rare good book from Tomato, I want to read Dawn of Empires

A god-level novel, worth reading. It contains some post content, various policies and methods emerge in an endless stream, and a rare female channel for World War II. What are you still doing in a daze after reading this? Look!

A book for lily lovers and history buffs Good book, it's rare to see historical fan fiction that suits my taste so well. Unlike Germany in history, which eventually went on the road to a military state, what August left behind in the end was a gentle Great Germany that had power but would not abuse it. Augustus started from scratch as a princess and gradually made Prussia stronger until it became a country that could have a lasting foothold in the world. In the 19th century, Auguste brought about the rise of Germany through her struggle, and fought the First World War with Britain, ultimately leading to the road to peace in the future. As legends of the times, their endings are also touching. In terms of the performance of the early stage of the coup, there may be some shortcomings. The coup process is too simple. And the reasons for the war and alliances between countries during the First World War were too hasty. You can feel that the author is speeding up the plot, but it is still a bit too fast. The portrayal of August's emotional line is also very good - the aspect of using Greater Germany as a wedding ceremony is quite good. Generally speaking, after removing some minor flaws, this book is undoubtedly excellent. If you don't pay too much attention to the description of unpopular hard-core history and prefer entertainment and emotional lines in your heart (referring to lily lovers), I believe this will be a good book for you.

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It's a very nice book [Blowing Kisses], but it's a pity that not many people read it [Rolls Eyes] This is a book that really moved me. I was initially attracted by the rare Western themes, and later I was moved by the description of the protagonist and other characters. But this is the best historical article I have ever read (✪▽✪). Alas, where will I find such a book after it is finished?

Although the plot is so novel, I don't know why the rating is so low. To be honest, the content of the story is very good, and it is interspersed with some clips of the heroine getting up early to read books for start-up funds, but the later clips about Kang Mi may be a failure (the heroine is a royal family after all). But the faults do not hide the advantages, overall it is not bad. 👍❤️

A very nice book. I've watched it before, but because it felt a bit bland at the beginning, I haven't watched it since. Later, I listened to other people's suggestions and read it. It was really well written. But the ending made me feel a little lackluster, as one sentence at the end said. People in later generations will occasionally remember this magnificent era. Starting from Napoleon, countless heroes and epics were staged in this land. But when this era reaches its final curtain call, they will sigh again, how could such a magnificent story have such a dull ending? No ending is perfect, just as all great dramas will have a mediocre ending. To a great composer, and an even greater witness.