Germany Under the Sun

Judging from the development of family-style politics in the United States in later generations, as a Western country with a strong sense of democracy, the Hohenzollerns had to hand over a large part of their power in the process of Germany's modernization. They chose to isolate themselves from direct political conflicts, become invisible in the political arena, and shift more energy to investing in German manufacturing, energy, logistics, aviation, well-known laboratories and other fields. The family leads and formulates the limelight and rules in industry, finance and other fields by founding and supporting agent companies or directly investing in shares, curbing capitalist profit-seeking, and setting an example to continuously improve workers' welfare and work enthusiasm. At the same time, part of the company's profits are used as incentives for charity and scientific research to establish a better royal image. Not only can we cultivate many stakeholders (employees earn my money, I instill corresponding values) and influence people to vote in elections, but at the same time use the profits from economic investment to fund qualified politicians to indirectly influence national politics, thereby grasping the economic and political pulse of the country. On the other hand, with the historical development of German manufacturing and scientific research, it is entirely possible to influence related fields around the world and gain potential world-class influence (such as the United States, which will sanction you if you disobey). The family model should be Rockefeller with the name of the British royal family.

The protagonist does not have the right to inherit the German throne, unless the protagonist is given a fiefdom somewhere overseas. This kind of writing is not pleasing to me... I basically don't read the Far East part, and a large number of people estimate that it is about the same. There is no big problem in writing this way in the free stage. If it is still like this after it is put on the shelves, I guess even if you subscribe, you will skip the subscription. It is only Germany at this stage. Why does the author write so much about the Far East? Germany's hand cannot reach that long for the time being, and the protagonist does not have the right to inherit the throne. So seriously speaking, there is nothing wrong with the protagonist in the Far East. Personal comment... Don't spray😰

I think Germany's national strategy in World War I is to defend from the west and attack from the east in order to promote peace through fighting! The overall strategy to face Britain and France to the west is defensive, but the operational level is offensive. It is necessary to advance the defense line to northern France, occupy the northern ports, use elastic defense tactics, use machine guns, artillery, and poison gas to consume the British and French, and pin the main British and French forces in France! The Eastern Front will attack, taking advantage of Russia's eagerness to attack, to continuously attract Russian troops to the Polish protrusion, and then take advantage of Germany's mobile warfare and refer to Liddell Hart's indirect strategy to eliminate a large number of Russian effective forces!

After reading the previous dozens of chapters, I couldn't stick to it. The author's theoretical views are completely self-explanatory. He takes the background, social form, and international environment of the times for granted. He praises what he likes and denigrates what he doesn't like. The key is that the evidence of the denigration is not convincing to me, and I don't want to argue with him on such a thing anymore, so I gave up the book.

Here is a small recommendation vote. It is currently the strongest book on foreign history, except that the protagonist is a little boy 😁

Welcome the author back... I thought it was cool, but he turned out to be a corpse!

It's really scary. The Far East is so scary. I wonder why the book review section exploded.

There is no need for plots unrelated to the main plot. What connection did the Qing Dynasty and Japan have to Germany at that time? A background board, why write it in such detail? Take it in one sentence!

The Qing Dynasty called foreign countries and Japan called foreign countries by their names. Qing Dynasty: United States - Citi, Sweden - Blue Flag, Denmark - Yellow Flag, Spain - Spain, Austria-Hungary - Osmaga, Britain - England, Russia - Oros, there should be no big problem with the others. Japan is simple, what about America, Lucia, independence, etc.

Is Japan now learning from Germany? Japan first learned from France in its army. During the Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1894, the Japanese military uniforms were still French-style.

When is the protagonist going to let Germany develop oil?

The 510,000-word content is too scattered, complex, detailed, boring, and urgent. It has no central focus and no main outline. When I read it personally, I skipped large sections and entire chapters. It wasn't that I didn't want to read it carefully, but that I really didn't understand a lot of the knowledge in the book and didn't want to understand it. 11 Years old is a difficult age for me to accept. 3 Months is a hard time for me to accept. He accomplished so much in such a short time at such a young age. Poverty limits my horizons? Limiting my thoughts? Well, I'm really just a human being, an ordinary person, an ordinary reader.

The Entente was not a military alliance. It was an organization with France as the link, the Anglo-French Agreement, the Anglo-Russian Agreement and the Franco-Russian Alliance. Britain was given the lead simply because Britain was the strongest among them. The Allies are a clear military alliance. The German-Austrian League was formed after Italy, Bulgaria, and Türkiye joined. In World War I, Britain entered the war because Belgium was invaded by Germany. Britain sent troops to join the war in order to maintain the "Treaty of London". Britain wants to save face. The Treaty of London provided for Belgium's security guarantees of neutrality.

Isn't the actress who plays his daughter in the movie "Nine Lives" starring Kevin Spacey named Beatrice Marina Louise Weisman? That girl just has a pair of lake blue eyes!

Will Germany still have a deceptive system like Germany's second in history in the future? Will Juncker still be as strong and strong as history? Will Germany become a centralized system like Germany's third one? Or will the protagonist be the emperor in the future? Or what is the identity of the protagonist? Prince? Their younger brother Heinrich was a prince and spent all his time in the navy.