Unifying Europe, Starting at Waterloo

It doesn't poke or prod, it's a rare high-quality food from foreign persimmons, the protagonist is well portrayed and Goldfinger's presentation is reasonable, and the emperor is not overly OOC. It's difficult to write novels about the Napoleonic period. The historical data are mixed and many historians like to stuff their stuff for personal gain. This one is already very good. Good luck to the author.

Is it only 6.9 Points after writing at this level? Tomato is lucky to have this kind of book. There is no need to add the Assassin's Creed part. Adding this kind of force under the water actually deconstructs the original history, making it seem as if the historical direction was not created by the people involved but was manipulated. But the problem is that if the historical literature deconstructs people's struggle, what is the point of interest? It loses the charm of historical writing. It is really not a wise move to write this kind of content into the text.

It's okay but it needs polishing. The adjective "ai" is still very obvious.

It's really well written, and the salesperson's evaluation feels fake, but according to my personal reality, it looks pretty good. In addition, the Chinese name has not appeared in the plot. It's just to let you know who the protagonist is while watching, so you can feel free to jump in. It's pretty good. 😋😋😋😋 I found a typo, but I don't want to delete the screen. Sales = However, I have a cold recently and have a bit of a nasal sound.

Give a 4 stars. There are very few articles written on the subject of this period. I came across Bonaparte and Nguyen Hue (the up owner of Station B) before and wanted to find a copy to read. This is the only one I can watch now. I had read Flight of the Eagle before and felt that the author was a bit outrageous. But the novel is enjoyable to write. And it really went through Waterloo. You can write whatever you want later on, it's all about history anyway. As long as it's fun to watch, it won't be too bad.

Nice! The author's writing is great. The plot design is very interesting and logical. The protagonist is not like Long Aotian, and the descriptions of various character behaviors are very reasonable! And it can be seen that they carefully checked the corresponding historical information, time points, and geographical locations. They were very attentive! The points will definitely go up! It's a really good article that I recommend reading!

I think writing about French after the eighteenth century can only be about Louis XIV and Napoleon. There was no strategy in World War I, and there was no vision in World War II. De Gaulle was a product of his times, promoted by Roosevelt and Churchill. There are generals in the house. I think Napoleon was the last glory of France

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The author is a pillar of France

I haven't read the book yet, so I have a question about the title. Ever since the concept of "nation" was proposed in Europe, there has been no possibility of European unification. Whether it is from Napoleon or Mustache, the national policy they implemented is that everyone except themselves is a second-class citizen. Therefore, it is impossible to unify Europe, whether it is conquest by force or the merger of ethnic groups.