When a military history geek from the 21st century transmigrates into Napoleon, an unknown nobody in 1793, he has just one thought: survive!
But a golden finger called the [Eye of Prometheus] lets him see the underlying code of the entire world: battlefields are shifting mathematical equations, nations are precision-engineered machines, and human hearts are loyalty algorithms that can be calculated!
From the thunderous cannon blast at Toulon Harbor to the miraculous crossing of the Alps; from the birth of the Civil Code to the climactic Battle of the Three Emperors... With an engineer’s rationality, he ascends to the throne of the god of war.
Yet those eyes that can see through everything cannot fathom the warmth and madness of human nature.
As the crowns of all Europe tremble beneath his feet, as Russia’s boundless frozen wastes devour his arrogant rationality, and as the fateful day of Waterloo draws near once more...
Can this hawk-eyed emperor from the future rewrite his own fate and that of the entire world?
I, Napoleon, will make sure the whole Earth gets its fill this time!
Since the war with Russia, it has become very good, completely different from the original history.
Beautiful and comparable to the KR German version of the narrative
What will happen to the author in the end? Is it a good ending or a bad ending?
It's well-detailed, has a heroic epic feel, and makes every chapter exciting. Update quickly 😫
It's very well written and has a very strong sense of immersion.
Except for the superfluous description of system cheating. Everything else is very good
Good reviews, the plot is really good, the characters are well described, and the protagonist's cheating is also great. It can be regarded as a systematic novel.