Restarting Persia in 1941
1941重启波斯
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This is a very professional novel. The book is generally accurate, and the author must have consulted a lot of historical materials. As for the fantastical plot? The fantastical elements are within reasonable limits. Apart from its large population, Persia is not bad at all. It can carry out rapid reforms and wipe out world superpowers like the US, the Soviet Union, and China, but it has the resources to wipe out Britain and France.
The book is excellent, very detailed, yet not overly verbose! Keep up the good work, author!!! I feel that religion still needs to be restricted; excessive fanaticism makes it easy to be swayed! Religion in the Middle East is truly oppressive, and people have no choice! Some doctrines should be revised to make religion more secular!
The plot is fast-paced, the story unfolds in a straightforward manner, and it's quite imaginative.
The article is well-written, showing readers what a monarch should be like. It also reveals aspects of the Pahlavi dynasty. Unlike other novels where the monarch frequently overthrows himself, this book has a strong logical plot. The protagonist and Iran, or rather most characters, are imperfect, but isn't that part of its appeal? What's the point of a purely wish-fulfillment story?
Enough said, it's excellent. The characters are well-defined, and the plot is logical. The way it fully utilizes the unique geographical environment after World War II to develop its own character is incredibly satisfying. Furthermore, the handling of Iran's unique regional situation isn't overly extreme. It deserves full marks! Keep it up, and update soon!
With its novel subject matter, focusing on the niche history of Central Asia, this film is worth watching; while it contains elements of fantasy, it also maintains a degree of plausibility. West Asia is not Central Asia (typo).
Yes, but there are only a few, just over 300. I finished reading it without even realizing it. To be honest, I didn't skip any chapters. It was many years ago when I first started reading novels.
I really enjoyed it. The author skillfully portrayed the small country's ability to navigate complex relationships and the rise of a powerful nation. It's also commendable that the country didn't grovel after becoming strong. However, the ending felt rushed; there could have been more to write.
This book is considered one of the best novels on Tomato Bookstore. The writing is readable, the content is substantial, and it's a great choice for solving a reading slump. It may have some shortcomings, but they don't detract from the overall experience. The book is nearing its end, and I've followed it for several hundred chapters.
It's super good, you'll regret not watching it!