Any Novels with Exciting Battles Between Major Factions or Nations?

113 法 France, 1794 Kill Without BurialHistorical3.4M WordsCompleted 3.7kReads8.9Score372Shelves

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This book is very well written, and you can't find any faults even if you think about it (if you want to read the historical hot list for suggestions on good writing, because what this article is about is what it means, and there are not many things like, like, and like) 1: The duality of the protagonist: He is not only a supporter of the idea of ​​​​the world is for the common good, but he is also a dictator who regards his own interests as the most fundamental. 2: The reality of the plot: Don't talk about fantasy, just do what you say. The protagonist has an overall view of the country, stops the expansion of Paris, establishes a central bank, supports the steam industry, promotes scientific and technological progress, and formulates different strategies according to the situation of each enemy country. At the same time, for their own interests, they win over the military-industrial complex, vigorously emphasize personality worship in the country, control public opinion, use force to reduce opposition factions, assassinate future national ideological enlighteners of enemy countries, limit the scope of bourgeois revolution, establish satellite states, and use their own heirs as the future kings of other countries. 3: Diversity of characters' thoughts: Napoleon had pride engraved in his bones, and he would also establish a cult of personality in the places he conquered. Top agents also have their own ideas. While constantly seeking benefits for France, they also prepare an escape route for themselves. The president of a British bank, during the war in France, the anti-French alliance, seemed to work seriously, but in fact he used fake checks to make a lot of money for himself. Having said so much, you might as well click in and take a look for yourself. Please give me a thumbs up. Thank you. (Here is a question, which is also a minefield in this novel: Can the idea of ​​racial equality defeat the hatred of the country and the family?)