Transmigrating to 1936: I Transformed the British Empire

I followed the author's suggestion and read it directly from the conversation between Adrian and Chamberlain. I felt that the narrative was very compact and organized. The author mainly writes about major events in the domestic and foreign affairs of the British Empire. The war scenes are relatively brief, but this kind of briefness can be regarded as a detailed summary. This aspect can be especially reflected in the honeymoon plot. Adrian's emotional line is explained clearly in one or two chapters. The author does not abandon Adrian's feelings as a person in the continuous grand narrative, nor does he immerse himself in personal emotional narrative and deviate from the main theme of the story. The author has a good grasp of historical facts and has a good understanding of the national conditions of the British Empire at that time. The words and deeds of the main historical figures in the article can generally reflect the true faces of the original characters. What I am particularly optimistic about is the author's grasp of the historical trend of the book. He can give more consistent reasons to convince me that these stories are possible, and the coherent treatment of various historical events is relatively good. The author's explanation of the international system created by his writing is also very detailed and comprehensive in my opinion. In addition, I think it is understandable to use AI to comprehensively summarize the impact of fictional events in this type of historical novels that tend to be grand narratives, and there is no need to be so sensitive. I usually like to feed the AI ​​some imaginary settings to see how the results it deduces are different from those in my mind. This can also deepen my understanding of part of history. All in all, I think this book is worth reading. Come on, author! [Praise]

It's very good. The plot is not fast-paced, but it's not as boring as the British Civil Servant.

This is a novel about the development of Britain. It is very beautiful and can be easily drawn into it, and makes people look forward to the subsequent development. Although the volume is not large yet, it is worth looking forward to. I hope the author can continue to update it. Highly recommended!

I feel that according to the Imperial Federation, India can definitely stay. It just needs to share some power with the local Indian elite, which is completely acceptable. After all, India also has a large number of white people who are all Indo-European, and India is also very important to the United Kingdom, both in terms of its huge population and resources, and its superior geographical location.

It's pretty good. There aren't many written about Britain, and even less good-looking ones.

Overall 4:50. The start is average. The image of a passionate young man is created in more than ten chapters. The middle is quite good. There were few tracks in Britain before World War II. Most of the Internet is from Germany or the Soviet Union. Highlights of the federal structure designed by the middle. When continuing to pursue, I first became a layman who had not participated in politics and was not reborn in front of Chamberlain. Then I went to Cairo. Within one chapter, the protagonist's image collapsed. He was not prepared to meet the King of Egypt. He directly confessed his inner thoughts to the opponent. After something happened, he became angry and then became ruthless and prepared to be reckless in politics for six years. Still a teenager, 0.5 Points deducted

The author's control over various details of the British Empire is far beyond Tomato level

The front is a bit foggy, but the writing gets better and better later. The historical direction of the protagonist's change is also relatively real, and it can basically be justified and consistent with reality.

Good. It feels like the male protagonist was able to do his best during that time period.

It's really well written👌🏻very thoughtful I don't know how it was arranged later, but I saw it anyway. The German Civil War ended and a meeting was held in London. Dealing with the German problem. In fact, I was thinking that the war would be over after just a few fights. So what impact did the war have on Britain? Those people are not people of later generations. They don't know how many years this war has been fought in reality, how serious the damage is, and how deep the impact is. And because of the changes in the protagonist, in fact, in the eyes of the people in the bureau, the protagonist's series of actions are just for a small war, not only cutting flesh and blood against the empire, voluntarily giving up part of the territory and actively promoting the de facto independence of the Dominion government. Totally not worth it. If you don't fight longer and learn a more painful lesson, how can you prove that the previous protagonist's approach is correct? If this war is regarded as World War II, then according to this logic, Hong Kong will have a second 99-year lease destiny. China's rejuvenation will face a more complex world situation, which will affect China's luck.