
Who Says the Holy Roman Empire Doesn't Count as Rome?
谁说神罗不算罗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 851k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 14
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Reader comments 15
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In fact, I really want to know why a Habsburg family member went to Prussia to become Prime Minister and develop Prussia. Even if he later returned, who would he help when the interests of Austria and Prussia conflicted? Especially if it is written that the principality has too much power and wants to unify the autocratic rights.
A book that weighs friendship, war. There are no mindless novels or unrealistic fantasies. Along with the protagonist's experiences, the characters grow. The great Habsburg novel based on history
Well written, please keep up the good work and continue to create better content [Sending my heart][Admiration]
Didn't Habsburg regain its glory?
Not bad. The story of the two male protagonists in this book sometimes reminds me of the style of shojo manga. It was hard to get used to it at first, but the development of the characters and plots was pretty good. Although I thought some of the plots were too simple, the better part of the book is that Carl's character makes it hard for you to dislike him, and he is a lovable character.
It's so beautiful. It's simply the most beautiful Shinra book in Tomato. Why has no one read such a beautiful Shinra novel? I want to watch Shinra Tenzheng! [The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food]
The book is good. It's just that it's a bit unreasonable to inherit the throne. But it's really good. At first I thought the author was a Nantong novel written by a girl 🙂
5 Stars, it doesn't read like a web article It's still 5 stars, but if the HRE is really unified, at least the outcome of the Napoleonic War will be different. At least South Germany will be returned to Austria. Will Germany and Austria be separated so easily in later generations? Even if one side wins the Prussian-Austrian war, it's hard to say what the outcome will be, and if Hungary is integrated, it will be even harder to kick Austria out of Germany, so that extra chapter should be difficult to achieve. Even if it is difficult for Central Europe to emerge as a hegemon, it is still possible according to the layout of this book. Moreover, the protagonist does not rely on religion to gain power, nor is he pious. Religious differences should still be weakened in the face of nations. Even if the protagonist dies suddenly, the situation in the future will definitely be different. I don't want the author to write extras with a sense of fate, thank you. (Not spraying) (Stacked armor) (If the author is not satisfied, you can delete it) (I commented because I was attracted by the work) (I am a fan of the author) (Absolutely good work)
Come on, well written
Carl has a very charismatic personality. I started watching it in April. I didn't expect that time flies by so fast. It will be December tomorrow. I am grateful to the author for not giving up on this book, thank you.