Russia: Rising to Power, Starting with an Assassination of the Tsar!

There aren't many Tomatoes writing about Tsarist Russia. One traveled through time and became a Nigerian, and he killed two Nigerians at the beginning. Good review!

Please support us. The only foreign books that write about modern Tsarist Russia are the author, Leeuwenhoek No. 1, A book that traveled through time into Nili II, and a book about traveling through time into Mikhail. There is also a time-traveling Mikhail over there at the stove. Over there at a certain point is Struggle in Tsarist Russia (it feels like it's too long), written by Mikhail. There is a "Red Maria" over there at So-and-so Cat, about Ni Er's third daughter. The protagonist directly joins Master Li.

There are not many territories where Tsarist Russia can expand, not even a harmonious China, Central Asia, Iraq or the Balkans, and expansion in Europe is prone to gang attacks. What you wrote is too Chinese and has no Russian flavor at all.

It's really beautiful, good luck to the author

Not many people write about Tsarist Russia. It is considered as the courage to create a new track. Many novels about modern European history only focus on the three countries of England, France and Germany. Even Portugal, Spain, and Italy have a lot of traffic. Only in Russia are basically few people writing. It can't be said that there are very few. If you include the Soviet Union, there are quite a lot of people writing about it. But just talking about Tsarist Russia, basically nothing. Moreover, the author's writing style is good, and the rhythm of the book is online throughout and has a sense of pictures. 👍

Nothing much to say, 30 chapters in one go, I enjoyed reading it, but the chapters are a bit short, the author should work hard to update it!

Come on, author! Stop being a eunuch! We all support you!

Good, good, good👍👍👍👍👍👍

Looking forward to subsequent growth and development

It's very interesting. Nowadays, it's rare to find historical texts that are not written in AI.