Iranian Empire: Persian Federation

Beautiful, love to read, more to come. In World War I, Britain first conquered the eastern Ottoman Empire, Iraq, and Afghanistan. In World War II, it joined the Axis and conquered Saudi Arabia, the Soviet Caucasus, the remaining lands of Stan, Pakistan, and Turkey. It also ate the countries of Palestine, Syria, and Egypt. The territory is so beautiful [Admiration]

It's quite good. It's a rare foreign historical article on Tomato. The narrative skills and plot are also good. I think it's okay to score above 8.5 Points. Now 6.8 Is too low.

It's pretty good. By the way, I have already thought about the name of the unified Arab region, whether it will rule the entire Arab region in the future. "Arab People's League", or the Arab League for short [smile][smile][smile]

Very well written. Regarding Japan, don't cooperate with them just because of the plot in the novel. You still need to have a certain stance. You can cooperate with anyone, but it is almost impossible to cooperate with Japan. Because this is a novel, you can write it however you want.

This book "The Empire of Iran: The Persian Federation" starts in 1900, with a unique perspective and a grand structure. It accurately seizes the historical opportunity of the rise of modern Persia. The deduction of geopolitical games, internal affairs reform and external expansion is solidly logical, sophisticated, and has solid historical research. The narrative rhythm is neat, and the story of Persia's process of breaking out of the cracks and reshaping the empire is written with full tension. The conception of the federal system is novel and reasonable, and the plotting of machinations and strategies is calm and sophisticated, with a strong sense of substitution. The shortcomings are that some historical details are slightly simplified, the supporting characters are slightly thin, and some expansion plots advance too quickly. Overall, it is an excellent alternate history novel that is both in-depth and readable.

There are very few foreign historical novels, but this one is quite well written. The author should continue to persevere and not be a eunuch.

As You Like [Read carefully], it is very well written. It is a rare book about a small country. After looking at the modern operation, it was very interesting, so I came here to take a look at the novel.

Compared with other books that are too busy with the trivial matters of life and slow down the pace, this one is really different and very good!

The author has a lot of historical knowledge and can restart Persia like #1941 [Love]

It's very interesting and well-written, but it's a bit troublesome for you to just update it once in the beginning, so you have to catch up on it in the early stages. One update a day is not enough for you, so keep up the good work.

It's so beautiful, but the updates are too slow [smile][smile]

It's great. It fully describes the huge development of an empire from before World War I to after World War I, and effectively portrays the image of the monarch. I highly recommend it. I think this is an example of such books as the head of state. The monarch has absolute control over the country. It is neither a saint nor a fool. It is absolutely centered on the individual and the country. It has a strong sense of satisfaction and conquest.

The Great Emperor of Persia and Iran, who started the timeline of the recent World War, was a crazy slave owner, a practitioner since ancient times (everyone is Iranian [laughs crookedly]), encouraged independent economic colonial small inventors, the War was over, and finally stabbed Tokko in the back.

That's right. Come on, don't stop updating. You can go to Nanyang to conquer the colonies. Write more about the Far East. More people will read it [smile]

Okay, but it's too short

I haven't been reading this book for a long time, and it was recommended to me when I was reading other books. When I first read it, I thought it was quite novel and exciting because I had never read such a book before. Then when I read the second part, it was a bit unimaginable, and then I felt a little strange. Then the further I read, the more I felt that this was a solo show of the protagonist. In fact, there was nothing at all, it was just a pure and refreshing novel. It was a bit difficult to read it.

Come on, good foreign historical novels

It looks good, but I personally feel that Timor's autonomy is a bit too strong. I feel that the king of Timor should be replaced by a rotating system, and some members of the royal family should be sent to be kings for a limited period of time to ensure that there will be no small ideas or separation.

Come on, don't be a eunuch

Keep up the good work! Don't be a eunuch

Such themes are becoming increasingly rare in Tomato! Come on, author!

There are very few novels about foreign hegemony, so no more eunuchs! Five-star support!

Very well written, very interesting to read

It's a good batch, but the author's updates are not stable due to various reasons. I wish the author's next book will be a hit [laughter]

Iran's epic level has been enhanced. I think we can focus more on writing about some of Iran's unique ethnic and religious issues.

It looks great. Shapur's evaluation in later generations is absolutely awesome.

It's a very good book, and the entry point is also very novel. The author has done a lot of hard work... Alas, I have to stay up all night to brush, otherwise I have to go to work the next day.

It was reviewed in June [laughing]

Nice historical article

Good historical article