Britain: the Dream of Red Roses from Scratch
不列颠：从零开始的红玫瑰之梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 591k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I Beg for Historical, Fictional, High-IQ, High-Quality Novels
As long as they are not brainless or have a supporting character whose IQ plummets, it is fine.
People in China Are Tired of Seeing It. Get Some Foreign Stuff. Have You Taken Stock of European History?
Looking for Historical Insightful Articles? Recently I Found That This Type of Articles Are Very Interesting.
It's best if it's funny and will delay your sleep at night.
British Style, Medieval Aristocratic Style
European Historical Fiction.
Modern times and ancient times should not be modern. Don't be too smart, but have a good historical foundation. Europe, no Chinese historical novels
If the Protagonist Travels to a Foreign Country and Is a Foreigner, It Doesn't Matter Which Country He Is.
The main thing I can't accept is that I've traveled to a foreign country, to the West, and still have a Chinese name. That feels weird, so can you give me a way to completely travel to a foreigner? Since they are no longer in foreign countries, it means that foreigners do not want Chinese people.
Asking for Help and Sharing Articles, Whether It Is the Background of the Anti-Japanese War or the Aftermath
Similar to "Hello, Japs, we are gamers", "Stars and Sea 1927", "What should I do if I bind the villain system in time travel to 1937", "The Fourth Natural Disaster Begins at the Millennium Dawn", "1949, Telegram from the Northern Song Dynasty", etc.
I personally feel that this one is far ahead of the other two. However, I don't understand why so few people read this book.
Five-star praise. The atmosphere of the novel is good so far. I also like British history and hope to stick with it. Too few people watched.
It looks great, why is there no one there?
To be honest, not bad, not bad
The author writes very well! It's rare to see someone writing about the UK!