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Yes, the book depicts the development process of the feudal country's transition to modern times, focusing on the conflicts between characters in different eras. The pace is also relatively fast, not as grinding as other genres. All in all it's well worth a look!

Overall it's good, but I suggest you describe some scenes in detail, take out a few pictures to specifically describe the things that the protagonist encounters in his life, and then change the perspective, give it to people of different classes, and describe their mental processes and changes in this change. The pace of the article can be slowed down a little, and it's a little more "watery". The current pace is generally too fast, and it's not convenient to set up characters. For example, the death of the old knight can be expanded to two or three chapters, and there is no need to write about him in full. Just spend a few hundred words to mention it. Come on, author.

It looks good, but it's a bit too open. A feudal country has become an industrialized power from top to bottom in a year or two. In addition, there are some subplots that some people think are extremely poisonous, such as the protagonist inviting a male attendant (male) with whom he has no close relationship to share the bath. For example, having a meeting at a hot spring...

Ounega [crying] Can the author be kinder to the queen? [Crying] [crying] I feel like the queen is going crazy [crying] [crying] If there is no active and healthy queen, there will only be a cold and heartless machine... Wada ← ↑ Xi → [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

A very interesting style, similar to the refreshing rhythm of a light novel. The author also knows something. Many of the things written are easy for novices to understand without being boring. There is no major poison at the moment, I hope the author will continue to do so. (Also: Long live the Queen) It is light on military and light on politics, but the rhythm and plot are well controlled. It might have been better if the author went a little deeper into the military and politics. But I think the best selling point of the whole story is actually the heroine. I really like her character. I was also confused by the heroine's speeches in the early stage. The familiar smell made me almost see Xi'er in a trance. I still hope the author will continue to do so. After all, there are not many competitors in the field of tomato sex transfer and military. If the author doesn't collapse later, there is still hope.

Again, [this book is worth buying] the macro situation is large and structured, and everyone is described like a real person with flesh and blood. When following the main line of the story, the author did not give up the foreshadowing of other characters. The conflicts and plots of the characters are very clearly described, and there is no situation where the setting is too much. It is completely ok to read with your mind. It also incorporates some references from reality to make the story look more real. It is beneficial to use appropriate rhetorical techniques. The most important thing is that the author has a very good attitude and can maintain high quality while publishing at least 4 chapters every day, actively interacting, and most readers reply, and any of these points is rarely possessed by authors in other books. This is a very good and most important feature of this book, which other authors do not have. Finally, I hope to make some suggestions. If you can see it, please refer to it. Change the cover... Children, I went to promote the book, such a good work should not be buried

Good books are not popular! If you don't care about hot spring bathing and the protagonist's position, this book is very good. The story of the super philosopher king and the invincible hard-core iron-blooded queen leading a poor and backward country to become a world hegemon is a cool story. But the book doesn't stop there. If Levania wants to start a country surrounded by great powers, it must build a country through the army. However, relying too much on the army and being too eager for war will inevitably lead to its fall into karnatoism. I think the author is worthy of praise for his willingness to stick to correct values ​​and set a lonely ending for the empire even though readers generally cannot accept it. [Blowing kiss] But to be honest, the public's acceptance of the Levania prototype is quite high, because the picture is of 🐌, not Levania. As long as you don't make too many pictures, hit ⏰, help 🐌, and beat Mr. Ou all over, it won't cause too much resentment among readers.

A reminder, for readers who want to see a complete transformation, there is no ambiguous content. In Chapter 27, there is content about the protagonist bathing with the intelligence agency, and there is also content about the protagonist asking other people to report on government affairs while taking a bath. The pace of this book is quite fast. Most of the reforms are briefly introduced in one stroke, and the timeline is too small. The reform time is only a few days. As a result, the next paragraph has already passed two or three years ago. There are too many descriptions of the queen's psychology, and the character she writes is extremely complex. She also wants to control the overall situation. She is worried about everything. If she makes a mistake, the psychological content will appear repeatedly. Moreover, there is gradually less and less development content in the future. The monarch of a country has to do everything personally and report every little thing. Are you tired? We have already entered the industrial age. It would be better to grasp the general direction and strategy and leave the rest to subordinates.

The content is good, the plot has ups and downs, the world view is unique and non-traditional, and there is nothing superficial. What makes it exciting is the real social customs and character descriptions. It is not boring and very vivid. It is far more beautiful than pure numbers. The content is easy to understand, and it feels like you are really in the world of that era! The protagonist is a wise and lovely aloof silver-haired queen, and the marshal is a humorous uncle. The political advisors around the Queen are quick-thinking, full of political abilities, and are also the Queen's punching bag. All in all, this book is worth continuing to follow, and the author has worked very hard!

The writing gets better and better as it gets better and better. Originally, the performance of the protagonist in the first three chapters was mediocre and could not be called an excellent character arc. When I saw the scolding scenes and the interaction with the system, I even wanted to put it aside and wait to watch it someday just to kill time. The main plot in the following chapters is advancing fiercely and the image is The more I write, the more fleshed out the characters are. Because I stayed up late watching it, my brain hurts and I can't think of adjectives for the character's characteristics. Anyway, now I really want to see the legendary anti-stress queen's physical and mental blows and the story of silently blocking the single arrows from the supporting characters. I hope to maintain this update intensity.

The content is rich and interesting, and also very epic. It describes the rise of Levania from multiple perspectives, which makes people immersed in it. The protagonist is also very three-dimensional, just like a flesh-and-blood person in front of you!

It's good to watch. Except for the queen's psychology, which makes me a little uncomfortable, most of it is good. In fact, I feel that I can add a best friend, and I don't describe it too much, just to enlighten the queen's psychology. A person who is not involved in political affairs will not make the heroine become stressed (it should be called stress). So it feels like it is good to have companions. After all, humans are social creatures, and the heroine also has seven emotions and six desires [eating melon] [eating melon]

It's a very good book. The author writes well and the subject matter is well chosen. However, it is too rushed. Of course, it may be that the data is not good. After all, there are still many things that have not been written. For example, the world of the dwarves and the so-called gods of the elves have not been written. The final truth about the protagonist's bloodline has not been revealed. It depends on the author's thoughts. There should be something like the Starry Sky Chapter. After the reunification, the protagonist suddenly disappeared without careful explanation, which gave people a very abrupt feeling. It ended all at once. If it hadn't ended, according to the author's idea and the hole he dug, he should have written hundreds of chapters, but it was already very good. Come on, author, and start a new book as soon as possible. Levania forever!

Good book Regarding the part about hot springs, I consider myself a very conservative person, but my acceptance of that part is acceptable. After looking through the comments section, I found that there are people who are more conservative than me. As mentioned before, this country has such a tradition, but few people do it, and the prototype of the country should be European. Moreover, this is a medieval country that has just entered the industrial revolution. It is understandable that there is no modern people's shame. Furthermore, the protagonist has been here for a long time and accepts it quickly. It is also reasonable to follow the Romans. In ancient Europe, even the wedding night of a couple was watched by many people. I think everything written is reasonable. Those so-called poisonous points are simply misunderstandings caused by some people being too conservative and not having enough experience. I do not elevate myself or belittle others. I also feel that I am a conservative and old-fashioned person with not much experience. Everyone is exposed to and sees things that are different and limited. There is nothing to feel inferior to when others say you have little knowledge. Children who herd cows in the mountains may not necessarily take the subway, and children who grew up in the city may not necessarily know how to herd cows.

A very good war novel, the protagonist is good at all means

The content is rich and interesting, and the characters are well-drawn and realistic. It is different from other online novels that are promoted or reskinned or boxed. The plot is interspersed from multiple angles. The plot can withstand scrutiny and the author's writing style is very good.

I feel like this book will die. Very few people will read it, but I still encourage it. After all, all the books of the same type I have read seem to be dead.

Kingdom of Levania → Germany, Republic of Cordia → France, Valtorian Empire → Tsarist Russia, United Kingdom → Britain I never envisioned a German-French friendship, but it looks good (Fog(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧, come on, author)

The writing is quite good, but the part about bathing together made me unbearable, and the meeting at the hot spring, which I couldn't accept. The author's writing is still very good. Come on.

How would you rate this book? My answer is, very interesting. If you have read Sword of the Dawn, then you can probably understand what I am saying. They are both similar country-type development novels, but the former focuses more on the construction of a worldview framework and the changes in the country, while this one pays more attention to the inner changes of the protagonist himself. There is a worldview framework, but it is not much so far. And how is the inner change of the protagonist described here? This author is quite interesting. From the high-spirited dictator to the inner imbalance and gradually moving to extremes, this process is step-by-step and does not come from nowhere. Combined with the real-life dilemma of De Er, it is not difficult to understand the pressure of the protagonist's dilemma. As for the development, most of it is brushed aside, focusing only on describing the turning points of major events, which is exciting and not procrastinating. But if you are a German fan attracted by the title of Germany, then you may be a little disappointed: after all, this book is only a country similar to Germany, not real Germany. As of now, the military level of the war is still stuck in World War I. If you are here for (similar to) Germany III, you can either wait for the update later, or you can escape now. But I still recommend giving it a try. Overall, it's pretty good. Let's talk about the advantages of this book. It's not just the characteristics I mentioned above. This book can reflect a certain political depth, the logic is clear enough, the emotions are well rendered, and the characters are rich in personality. It looks like a story. Bringing the perspective of the protagonist can give you a sense of superiority. It perfectly takes care of people like me, Kong Yiji on the Internet: who can't read cerebral palsy articles and can't read famous prose works. Finally, I would like to give some personal suggestions to the author. If you have time, I hope you can divide the theme and plot into volumes, and write down your own thoughts and experiences at the end of each volume. It not only helps you to summarize, but also allows readers to see your sincerity. For example, in the case of Lord of Mysteries, in addition to the author's strong foundation, I also appreciate that he has a separate chapter in each volume to learn about his thoughts and journey. In this way, you can even ask readers to provide some ideas for reference, so that readers can also have a sense of participation. Of course, it's best to open a separate chapter, otherwise I would be too lazy to read it if there were chapter reviews and the author's words. Anyway, it's up to you, the author, this is just a suggestion The latest chapter as of the date of the message has been read.

You can read it as a historical opera similar to V3 or Euro 4. You can enjoy this book without worrying too much about the political logic [Blowing a Kiss]. As long as there are no too big poisonous points in the governance of the country, you can still read it.

From backwardness to advancement, from division to unity, from a small regional country to a superpower, this is a story about the rise towards great rejuvenation. Human resources are limited, and it is very valuable to have a beginning and an end. It may have many shortcomings, but for me, this is the best book Forever Levanya

I feel pretty good

Accept all failures and continue to move forward optimistically.

This style is good for me, (although I feel that this type may be very unpopular now [face covering], I must have found two such books so far ✯⸜( ᶿ̷ധ ᶿ̷)⸝✯)

It's a good-looking movie. There's no greasy emotional drama. It's just a rich country, a strong army, and dynasties fighting for hegemony. So it's good-looking and needless to say. Finally, since there is magic, why not combine magic with technology and develop magic technology? In this way, the world view will be richer and there will definitely be more things to write about.

The writing is very good. I have nothing to say. Your Majesty is a history, a myth, an era, and an order. But under such high pressure, the empire will collapse sooner or later, but that is another story.

The ratings of some books have reference value. For example, this book, the first 100 chapters are indeed very good, but the follow-up depends on the review. At least I can't stand it. The author will basically reply to every comment. I like it very much, and the introduction is very comprehensive, but it is so crazy that I can't understand it (although our acceptance is actually very large)

Add more emotion, the protagonist is going crazy

This can be a lot better than a 9-point book Why does it get weirder and weirder from now on? Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? Don't you know these problems that have occurred in history? Why not intervene?