The Empire Returns: My 1915
帝国再临：我的1915
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 966k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Random Nonsense
Yada yada, bang bang.
I Don't Understand: With 800,000 Troops Against 600,000, How Is the Advantage Ours? Looking for War Novels
Umbrella Corporation-Type Stories
A huge company with its own underground base and mercenaries, run by a puppet master who controls other countries from behind the scenes.
Any Novels Set in the Workplace?
I'd like a female lead who's a career-driven professional, like a lawyer, or someone who starts out as a novice and grows into a top professional. Romance is optional.
Any Realistic, Hard-Core Modern War Novels Without a System?
Please Recommend Soviet-Era or Industrial Fiction
Looking for World War I Stories About the Austro-Hungarian Empire, or the Second German Empire Works Too, I Am Tired of the Third Reich
A Masterpiece About Nazi Germany in World War II
I want content similar to "Reborn in Germany: From Police Officer to Kingpin." Give me all the acclaimed masterpieces about World War I and World War II that you have!
Looking for Imperial War Stories with a Huge, Fearsome Army Led by the Protagonist
Looking for World War II Novels About Transmigrating to the Battlefield and Fighting in the Pacific or European Theater
An Empire Sweeps Away Rebels Through War. Slaughter Brings Peace, and Wealth Ushers in a Golden Age
I want to read books like My Empire’s Great Powers Turned Out to Be Me. Stories where the protagonist leads a rebellion and becomes emperor, or becomes emperor and reforms the country.
Any Books About Being Reborn in Germany During World War II?
I remember reading a novel about a reborn protagonist in wartime Germany, but I can't find it anymore. Does anyone know where I can read it?
Any Stories About European Politics and War? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to *Welcome to Nineteenth-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme*.
Late Qing, Republican Era, and World War I: Building an Army and Dominating a Region
Looking for books like *Warlord: Super Talent System*.
Founding a Country Overseas and Developing Technology
Looking for books similar to *World War: The Empire Rises, and the Great Powers Tremble*.
Historical Novels Set in Europe
Stories set in ancient or modern-era Europe, but not contemporary times. No characters getting dumber for the plot, and a solid grasp of history. European history, not Chinese historical fiction.
Any Novels About German Armies Sweeping Across Another World?
I'm looking for a story where the male lead transmigrates to another world and gets a System, in a setting like the Middle Ages with elves, goblins, orcs, and so on. From the start, he gets something like a standard infantry regiment as a reward. Ideally, he's a cold-blooded hardass who'll do anything for profit.
A Roundup of All Things German
Are there any compilations of novels or videos featuring Germany? Prussia would work too.
Any Books About World War II?
No harem stories. Preferably set on the European battlefield.
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Looking for a Book About Fighting on the Front Lines as a German Soldier, Preferably Without a System
Any Books About World War I or II? Europe, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, America, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, and the Balkans
Looking for books similar to *Serbia's Counterattack*.
World War II Stories with a German Protagonist, or One from the Soviet Union
Alternate-History Rebellions and Uprisings!
I want books similar to Transmigrating into the Tyrannical Qin Dynasty: Chen Sheng Takes Me to Join the Rebellion. Historical transmigration, changing history, with or without a System, political maneuvering, and conquering cities and territories.
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The author obviously understands history, but the progress of pushing the line is no less than that of our tightrope and Victoria players. The progress of pushing the line is very fast, but the book is really good-looking and has a very obvious European flavor.
It's a 10 or even a 9. The Kaiser's kindness will never end [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying], but I feel why every time the protagonist speaks, he seems to be roaring [face covering]
This book is meaningless, and I have read a lot of novels on the platform. Regardless of the plot, characters, background, or strategy of this book, it is all meaningless and at a T0 to T0.5 Level. A very powerful novel. He is also a very powerful author. The future is promising!
The logical deduction is the best I have ever seen, but the writing style is still a bit immature, a bit watery, and there are too many jokes. However, the author listened to his advice and continued to improve.
When I watched World War I before, I would inevitably think, "How would I fight if I were Germany?" So I came to Tomato to find a book to read. The other one (the one by Hans) was well written, but the alliance with Britain gave Germany too much advantage. In this book, Germany defeated Britain, France, and Russia in a one-on-three game. This was a true game of dead chess, and it perfectly met my expectations! Also: The book's World War I timeline may be compiled in the comment area, so please be careful of spoilers.
It feels pretty good, not to say it's too exaggerated. I hope that the follow-up plot can compare with How to Save Germany. At least seven achievements are very good. Come on!
The writing is very good, especially the wars with Britain, France, and Russia. It is really enjoyable to read. Especially the characters' speaking personalities are indeed in line with the taste of Europe, as well as the refreshing feeling when signing those treaties. The author writes very well, especially the difficulties encountered by the protagonist, which also saves this book from becoming a mindless novel. Advanced weapons do not mean everything is smooth sailing. There are reversals of the war, backstabbing of allies and thrilling negotiations. The only shortcoming is that some parts are too simple, the strategic layout of the war is too simple, and there are multi-front battles. When writing this battle, the author may often forget the other side, or The author repeatedly jumps sideways, making the reader look really confused. Before one place is explained, another place comes again. This kind of balance between the two is difficult to find, and I can understand the author. After all, it is a test of skill, so I hope the author will work harder and this will become a good work.
I finished it in one night, because I recently got into Battlefield 1 and started reading the history of World War I. I was attracted by the intrigues of the interests of all parties and the cruelty of war. I didn't expect to see this book. It can be seen that the author has indeed put great effort into the background and history of World War I, so the author's imagined changes in German tactics and changes in the historical process are very reasonable. The only thing that is a bit out of place is the part about the Four Saints, but overall it is highly recommended. I hope the author will update more.
Great book, I especially like the descriptions, descriptions and language in it Also [crying] Go to bed late! [Crying] His Majesty the Kaiser's kindness will never be fully remembered in this life [Crying]
The author's skills are very good and he has an inherent advantage in writing this kind of subject matter. It's actually very good to be able to write a novel to this extent for the first time. It's just that the writing style is a bit complicated, and this isn't serious literature, but I guess I can get into it with the next book. Also, can the author add his contact information? I also write about European settings, and I recently wanted to switch to Western Fantasy. I just wanted to get acquainted with the history of the Victorian era, and I wanted to ask for advice.