The Arrogant Pharaoh: Take Care of Prussia at the Beginning

The heroine has a very charming personality, and she finally sees a normal same-sex friendship. I am not discriminating against Lily, but some people seem to only have yellow waste in their minds and cannot see pure friendship.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. Overall, it is a super cup. Very, very well written. First of all, let me talk about the shortcomings. Too many repeated sentences in some places may affect the perception, but I am not the author, and I cannot draw conclusions. Maybe those repeated sentences have different meanings every time they appear. Secondly, in terms of content and emotion, it can completely cover up the shortcomings, and the writing is on point. I dare not draw any conclusions on politics because my experience in politics is relatively shallow, but I think the writing is still very good! The logic is clear! The characters are extremely vivid and the emotions are very real. In particular, the protagonist's speech on the eve of the war and the emotions among the 120 death warriors touched me the most. All in all, very excellent!

In fact... Selyisa is a succubus. (Seriously) Has the power to confuse people. (Nod) No, After bewitching that world, The author was beguiled through the screen. (Firm) The current author, It's nothing more than a puppet manipulated by Selyisa. However, please don't point it out in public. Because, after the author's true situation was revealed, will become Sallyisa's plaything, Locked in the basement every day, Become a little devil who only enjoys. (Seriously) Remember! Remember! Don't tell others. (Tangxiao. Jpg) (Picture Yile)

I just read the first few chapters and skipped to the last chapter. Let me talk about the conclusion first. The score is 9.4-9.5 For the top grade. The narrative is grand and progressive. It has the kind of grass and gray lines with history, and the feeling of being involved in thousands of miles. The author's knowledge reserve is also evident. Please stick to it. What can I say, the AI flavor has been very strong recently, and Victoria actually died today... Emmm, the whole narrative has become a lot better than at the beginning, and it has become a book that is always making sense and is very verbose. The regression is too obvious.

I have finished reading, and it is better than I expected. The heroine has a charming personality. The character of this queen is very good, not just tsundere. As for the historical content, I will not comment, because I don't know much about France at this time, so I won't do anything about it, but I personally feel that it is okay.

Well written, proper AI polishing can make the article fuller. The language of the article is not annoying. Reading a book mainly depends on the content of the book, not what tools are used. It is a mistake to read a book with prejudice. I respect that everyone has their own preferences, but this kind of likes and dislikes should be directed at the article itself. Constructive opinions can make the book better, rather than letting emotions It is a more ideal state to control one's own brain and write irrational book reviews to defeat ideal authors. It is a more ideal state for book friends and authors to grow together. Finally, I wish the author can write better content. Of course, the books currently have some flaws. I can only feel them, but because of my shallow knowledge, I cannot point them out for the time being. This requires the joint efforts of book lovers and authors.

Bro feels it's a pity that it's not Lily! (I hate Victoria and the protagonist a lot) But the plot and characters are both very good.

A very good book about France [Like] The daughters of the Bonaparte family are as powerful as men. I wonder if the author could consider having an affair with the Queen of England [laughter]

This is an imaginary work with the research of a historian, the rigor of a military deduction, and the contemplation of a political reformer. It does not let the protagonist open a golden finger, but allows her to face the mess left by Napoleon III - backward armaments, conflicting factions, and burning public grievances - in the cracks of iron and fire, using the double-edged sword of "national mobilization" to upgrade the war from a game between monarchs to a national life-and-death showdown. What it asks is not "what will happen if France wins", but "how much will a person must have to pull a country on the verge of collapse back from the brink." For those who really love history and think about war, this book is not a pastime, but a mirror. It is worth reading.

The idea is very good and the characters are good, but the AI ​​flavor is a bit too heavy. It's not that it can't be used with AI, but you have to change it. There are only a few common expressions about AI. Just delete them. AI polishing is okay, but now it's too obvious in many places. I can't think of possibilities other than those written by AI. It's a good novel to pick up the AI ​​flavor.

The writing is great. I thought it was a transformation at first, but then I got bored and took a look. The heroine is full of political wisdom, hahahaha [Adored]

Haha, a great historical article, very romantic. Although I am a spiritualist, I do admit that this book is well written. When will the author write about a white-haired Kaiser? I want to see the Great German Mouth!

I think if it's not Lily, it's best to be single. If it's a farmer, I can only say sorry, I'll slip away first. Lily is my favorite subject, so I hope it's Lily, but if it's not Lily, it doesn't matter. But if it's a farmer, I'll slip away first. Of course, being single is also okay.

The writing style in the first ten chapters is a bit rusty, but it gets better later on. The character creation of the protagonist is quite charming. I hope it will be single or hundreds. I look forward to the author's exciting updates [laughs] For example, in the book about Europe in the 19th century where strength is paramount, Victoria and the protagonist are both alone. I think

The author writes very well, but I wish it was Lily

It's tied, but I don't know why it gives me the feeling that "France is too weak. I don't know much about the history of Europe before World War I. But my feeling is that the heroine is the best and has made a lot of preparations, but she still has to fight such a long tug-of-war. I don't know why she didn't directly bombard the port, and I don't feel how strong the French navy is. Now it feels more like the most useful thing that the heroine did after time travel was to get to know the Queen of Great Britain, resolve civil strife, update equipment, and other reforms. None of these reforms were reflected in the Franco-Prussian War. If you had any ideas, you would have to stand here and die if France was alone. I hope to see more of the heroine's highlight moments.

The logic is reasonable and clear. I am not opposed to AI polishing. I am opposed to those written entirely with AI, and even the author himself is unwilling to revise the article. I hope this article can be completed normally. I have not found such a book that suits my appetite for a long time.

It is a very good historical novel, and it captures the depth of history. The description of the environment is very expressive, attractive, profound, and thought-provoking, but success or failure depends on it. There are too many unnecessary details to describe the demeanor and environment. Sometimes writing too detailed is not a good thing, which makes the reader tired and difficult to read. It is recommended that the author reduce unnecessary descriptions, reduce unnecessary words and ink, and focus on more contentful things instead of large-scale descriptions and modifications. After all, "the quality of the text is the key to history." In short, the overall look and feel is okay, but what is not enough is that there are too many necessary descriptions. It would be better to reduce these.

After reading it, a very faint, subtle, unnoticeable, even I didn't realize it, appeared in the corners of my mouth. It was almost transparent, like a phantom, real and false, gentle and touching. It did not come from a deliberate performance, nor was it instinctively suppressed. It was a smile that was naturally drawn with the most harmonious proportions and the most beautiful arcs.

It is a high-scoring masterpiece that depicts a French Empress with flesh and blood and brains. It would be better if the Prime Minister and King of neighboring Prussia could be made more three-dimensional and plump without affecting their priorities.

The author's portrayal of the characters is extremely rich, and the historical and political lines are also very clear, which can be understood even by political novices. The image of the Queen is very good. She is not a dictatorial careerist, but a monarch who cares about the people and loves the country. The queen is not married yet in the book, so I don't know if there will be any plot in the future.

Beautiful ((*^∀^))👍🏻 They usually travel through Germany and the UK, but France is still very rare. Come on!

The author writes very, very well, and the writing style is also very smooth, without being a noob at all. The image of the heroine is also very full, and the character of the historical figure is also very good. There is nothing that feels inconsistent, and you can see the author's intention. It is a pity that the rating of this book is less than 8.0. The author wrote more than 100 words. I admire the author very much and hope that giving it a high score will help the author improve the book review, because the five stars are indeed well deserved.

Thank you all for your support. Whenever I see everyone's comments, my heart feels warm [Adore][Ador][Ador] Celi Isa definitely lives up to expectations [Admiration][Eat Melon][Eat Melon] (Children watch how long I read)

The plot is good to watch, but the text narrative keeps repeating the format of "is... Is...". It will be very boring after reading for a long time. Each update has to be divided into several times to read, otherwise you will not be able to watch it. I hope the author can improve it a lot, and I wish the author a better and better work.

Very good book, the author is great. Every time I see the heroine's speech, I am very moved. Tears well up in my eyes, and I will repeat it with the heroine in my heart. This is a truly contagious text. I don't know much about Western history, but I didn't feel stagnant when I read it. The characters were very vivid, which made me see the resilience of life. It's a very touching book. Good luck to the author! Looking forward to the next story😊

The beginning is written in an objective way. You are timid or helpless when you first come to the empire, or you are helpless when you are betrayed by others, but you grow up step by step with your own strength and the company of your companions. This is rare for this novel. The first advantage is that it has a sense of pictures and rich language, which has surpassed most novels. The only difference is that the plot can be polished and polished. There is not much that needs to be modified in terms of text. As for the plot, a little bit can be added to make it interesting or suspenseful for fans.

Very good. I haven't seen such a good historical article since August.

I haven't read much about political battles, but from the perspective of an ordinary person who has not studied politics specifically, the strategies of political battles are very clearly written. The protagonist is a kind of idealistic and very charming emperor. It will be fun to write future chapters for future generations. In addition, this title dissuaded me many times. I clicked in and found out how beautiful it is []

The meeting ended and everyone left. Seliisa felt a deep exhaustion, not physically, but because her mental strings were too tight. She waved Anna away and walked alone to the small balcony connected to the study. The spring was chilly, and the night wind blew by, making her shiver, but her mind became clearer. The lights of Paris spread beneath your feet, and beyond was the sleeping darkness. This city where prosperity and suffering coexist, this empire where glory and crisis coexist, now rests on the shoulders of an impostor like her. The feeling of loneliness comes like a tidal wave, mixed with the fear of an unknown fate. "As for whether to stimulate the other party..." Seliisa stood up, walked to the huge European map on the wall, and traced her finger across the border between France and Germany. "When someone else's knife has been sharpened and is at your door, do you choose to close your eyes and pray for peace, or do you also pick up your own tool to let the knife holder understand that the price of breaking in will be high?" She turned around with sharp eyes: "Everything I did was not for provocation, but for self-defense! In order for us to have enough confidence to say 'no' at the diplomatic negotiation table! In order to prevent our soldiers from using flesh and blood to fight against steel and gunpowder in the event that prayers for peace are ineffective. Advantage! This money is not to expand the army, but to pay off the debt we owe for the past ten years! When a tiger bites your head! If you don't use that money now, why don't you keep it to compensate the Prussians and Bismarck?"