The Rise of Germany: What It Means to Be a Global Hegemon
德意志崛起：什么叫世界霸主
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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Well written, at least he is not a yellow Kaiser. The protagonist can be said to be a more political creature than Li Dakang. Sometimes his ruthlessness and interests are even chilling. At the same time, the protagonist also does what he should do instead of doing what he shouldn't do. This is really rare in novels of the same type. At least I have only seen 1 or 2 of them on Tomato.
The AI works well and I enjoy watching it.
I have seen the latest chapter. It is a fine world history with no flaws. Although some plots are advanced too fast and have a little less details, the perspective is clear, the purpose is firm, the characters' respective images are not distorted, and the historical logic is relatively reasonable. It is more immersive after reading. At the dawn of electricity at the end of the 19th century, smokeless gunpowder, synthetic ammonia, reinsurance treaties, and economic crises were all the accents of the era.
It's very interesting. The protagonist is a qualified P Club emperor. The emperor belongs to the country and we work together to make the country strong.
The writing in Tomato is great. I just wish there was more content about the lower class people. In addition, the previous planning and construction, such as the German Gold Mine, did not appear again in the later articles. It is a bit lacking, but it is still great. One of the best historical articles on Tomato.
The content is very substantial, and he does write it from a German perspective, which I think is rare in historical texts.
Generally speaking, it is very good. The protagonist of this book is William II, but it is not like a time-travel novel about modern people traveling back in time, but more like a rebirth novel about William II himself being reborn in the late 19th century. If you like Prussia and Germany, you can come and see [think]
To be fair, it's a pretty good novel. It is indeed written from the perspective of a German. Perhaps the main reason is that the nationalism and imperialism in it are displayed in a mysterious place, so the rating is a bit low. But I have high scores here. And I'm more curious, how does the author plan to write about the crown prince later? The current development is a bit biased toward social Darwinism, and doesn't he plan to turn it into nationalism or populism later?
Only the character of the protagonist can make a country strong. It received good reviews, surpassing 90% of Tomato's national novels.
Although it uses AI, it still looks pretty good. The following plot always reoccurs. After the war, Paris was besieged, an armistice was signed, and British ships were handed over. Later, when the United States declared war, the battle line resumed near the Marne River, and British ships were handed over again. . . It turns out that history lasted four years, but this time travel took nearly 30 years to develop and it only ended in 1918. . .