Sing! the Turbulent Twentieth Century

Dear His Highness Augustus created a new Germany In this world view, a new legend will be born to lead Russia on the road of serving the people. And you, my friend, I believe you will not miss this book. I sincerely wish that we and this book will have a bright future, dear Davari.

I haven't read a book on this subject for a long time. When I saw the heroine's name, I felt so warm and kind [I almost cried]. It was the first word of the Alliance's national anthem, so I gave her five stars for encouragement. It reminds me of "Red Maria" from the cat station next door (although it's gone) Author, please keep updating, support you

It was great to tie up the progress in one night! It has improved a lot compared to the previous one. If it can maintain the quality, it will be a masterpiece. As for the score? I think you should at least wait until it becomes popular before suppressing it, otherwise it will be bad if no one will watch it. It's almost 8 points, hurry up and score.

It feels like reading a biography of a historical figure. Although it is not as good as it is in some places, it is still a masterpiece in Tomato (ps: the last book was pulled into a small dark room and could not be read, bitter Lucy [cry] [cry])

It is a novel in which you can learn something, and the author's portrayal of each character is also very full and vivid. The protagonist with radical ideals, the sister who swings between neutrals, and the parents who are encumbered by reality. The author's control over the pacing can be neither too fast nor too slow, giving people the impression that a lot has happened in the blink of an eye, but when you start to recall, you can clearly understand the context of the story. It's super beautiful and worth reading chapter by chapter. Finally Davari it's your time now! (Support Lao Ai)

I suddenly discovered that the previous book was blocked in the 19th century. Is it because this book has not been updated recently because of some force majeure?

The worldview of this book was interesting, so I finished reading the previous one. The plot is rich in emotion, and it is very suitable for history lovers. The author's words about historical insights also made me think more, and the characters are three-dimensional. Let me talk about my current feelings after reading this book. I can only say that it is indeed difficult for old readers. After all, the trend of the Queen of England is very moving. However, the new era will remember the dedication of idealists and inherit their ideals to continue, because people in the 20th century are willing to believe that that ideal and beautiful world will definitely come true, and the "utopia" world is not far away [Sending Hearts]

I thought the previous article was well written, and I will work hard to keep up with it. Come on, author.

It's a good book, and I have a piece of advice for those who have just read this book. If you don't have some mental resistance, don't read the paragraph reviews. Don't read the paragraph reviews. Don't read the paragraph reviews! Otherwise you will find a lot of patients with persecutory delusions💀

I have to say, I came here in the 19th century, and it's the best thing I've ever seen on Tomato.

I followed the previous book. The writing of the previous book was very good and this one should be about the same. However, since there are no posts, I have no motivation to read it.

So will there be fighting in this book? The previous one talked about the final war.

After reading the previous book, and now looking at the description of this one, I can only say that there is no eternal empire. Things in the world develop dynamically. Today there will be Queen Auguste, but she is already 55 years old. What will happen to her after she dies? A regime based on an empire may be progressive at a certain period, but with the continuous development of productive forces, it will gradually become reactionary. At this time, such a political system will restrict the development of productive forces. Augustus will die sooner or later, and the empire will turn against the people sooner or later. What will become of our... German Reich...(Choking)?

I'll give it five stars first, and then I'll watch it again (I hope I won't die from it) It seems that the era of Britain and Germany is over (the old people are almost dead, Germany's successor is unclear, and the British side is obviously unreliable) The following is my personal understanding of this and the previous book (it may be wrong, purely personal understanding) Both this book and the previous one are very interesting. The author's language... Is very vivid (?) And full of interest (I guess I will never forget the author's description of Spain when he wrote about Spain, where the British led a group of people to create French history), but there is a lot of variety in the slightly more joyful text. A sense of sadness, such as the decline of Britain and Germany: at the end of the previous book, the theory of historical cycles was mentioned. At that time, August and Lillian were both open-minded and could accept the fate of Germany or Britain being destined to decline, but it was not certain whether they could accept watching the country decline (the character's original intention has changed) Let's first talk about the tragedies of two relatively central characters. August is easy to understand, she wants to build a strong Germany She actually accepted the fate of Germany's rise and then its decline at the beginning, so she wanted to delay Germany's decline as much as possible instead of cutting off the development of other countries. But in the end she couldn't let it go. The German Empire could be said to have been established by her own hands. It can be seen from the fact that she could not tolerate the buds of any danger that could threaten Germany. It can be seen that people who are open-minded at the beginning are blocked by selfishness (just like raising a child, even though she has repeatedly repeated not to interfere in the life of the grown-up child, she still can't do it) Lillian is a bit complicated, although there is not much ink Her purpose is to bring happiness to all people, which can also be said to be fraternity, a grand ideal. Even after experiencing the darkness of many realities and having her hands stained with blood, she still maintains this belief. However, she has gone astray. Just like the Social Democrats are a revisionist party, she also has some revisionist elements. In fact (sacrifice of the happiness of people in other countries for the happiness of the British is obviously not in line with true selfless fraternity), after experiencing a series of things, she becomes more and more unwilling to let go, and strives to build the so-called "British happiness" ", but I must have woken up in my later years: it was an ideal dream at the beginning, but after going through the darkness, the first dream ended, and then I started to have a second dream - pretending that the ideal can be realized in the darkness and that I was also fighting for it (Lillian did many things with Britain, more for Britain rather than the world), but in the end I woke up - what fell when the wine glass was thrown was actually the second dream or the deviated ideal: the wine glass can symbolize Lillian's heart, or it can symbolize the deviated Britain. This is why Lillian becomes more and more like a child as she gets older. She finally accepted that her ideals had been tainted by her own hands, and ended all her hopes, efforts and desires. After these were gone, the childlike innocence and innocence that Lillian had always retained were revealed (Lillian has always been As a child, what she wanted was always nothing more than a wishful dream, but she still did it. Although she had deviated from her original intention after being blinded by the world, in the end she still found her original dream, detached, indifferent, and naturally let go, like a child) As for Maomao and Chamberlain, they represent the top people in the old world (or in other words, the people who can best understand the times) Both of them are close partners of Ollie, but their ideas are not consistent with them. On the contrary, they are both imperialists - committed to continuing the prosperity of the motherland. You must know that Ollie did not go for the purpose of the empire being ever strong from the beginning (although they later deviated from their original intentions), and the two prime ministers cannot be said to have done wrong. It is just that the times have limited them, and the limitations of this era have also led to As a result, the two prime ministers were unable to become Ollie's confidants (although their ideas overlapped, the two prime ministers were unable to understand Ollie. Only Ollie could understand each other, implying that the top batch in the golden age could not resonate with Ollie, deepening Ollie's loneliness). No one in that era could understand Ollie, except for each other, which would probably also pave the way for the decline of Britain and Germany later. I don't have a knife, so I have no intention of giving a bad review.

In the 19th century when strength was paramount Welcome to 19th-century Europe, where strength reigns supreme

Very much love, from the eternal queen on whom the sun never sets [smile][smile][smile]

Existentialism + left-wing revolution + Benjamin + Russia + approximate kr + two dimensions, what is the author's composition? It's too complicated! (Absolutely the same as me, laughs) But existentialism + revolution really hit me! It's on the airwaves, great book!

S1 Season – The Rise of Prussia. Laoao S2 season – memories where the sun never sets. Laoli S3 Season--Dark Night Spark. Longsha S4 season--The giant wakes up and is safe

It's very interesting, just like the author's previous book, it's very attractive!

It looks good and the quality is guaranteed, but it is too slow. Does the author have a group?

It's the sequel to Kaiser, we're saved (

The author's writing style is still so good. Just like the previous book, it is very interesting to read. The author writes historical articles very well. Come on, author, come on, come on, come on, there will be three more chapters a day.

Xianpin [Like] It needs IQ and IQ, plot and drama, and emotion and emotion.

I see that the update speed and time are the same as before. I would like to support it by giving it a five-star rating [Like] [Please update] I give it three stars, firstly because of the feelings of the previous game, and secondly because the plot of this game is really a bit difficult to understand. Many places do not conform to realistic logic. The command of the battlefield is even more incomprehensible, but it is still written like this. Antres is extremely powerful and can defeat weak enemies. If things go slowly and decisively with the main force, the protagonist will open up and the enemy will become fools. Let the protagonist tease you. You talk about the art of war and commanding the opponent. I understand, but your process and battle losses are a bit difficult. Can military literacy be compensated by tactics? After the war was over, the cost of a war was three times that of a conventional war. I just want to ask, can he achieve this kind of result with three times the cost? It's hard to tell the truth. Without the feeling of the previous work, I can only give it two stars [Chigua]

Tomato is one of the rare historical novels, with details, depth, and a heroine. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Author, why did you fail in your last book?

Author, you must not wash it again

Now here's an aside, I hope the author can work hard

I've finished reading the 19th century book, and I'm looking forward to this follow-up

Come on, it's from the 19th century book. It's very good.