The Road to Mediterranean Supremacy

This book is a modern novel that I particularly liked before, but there are too many interludes and narrations in it, which greatly affects the viewing experience. It would be better if these things could be deleted and the personal images of some characters could be described in detail. This book looks like a foreign masterpiece translated by AI. The dialogues are a bit childish and the descriptions are rough, but the story develops very well and has a strong sense of rhythm. If the story development was not interesting, I might have given up on the book early.

Why do I think of the Demon King when I read the title of the book?

I think this book can be very long. I can write about the death of my father and then my son will succeed me. As long as the son's talents are enough, it would be better if his personality is not much different. It seems that the supporting characters and even the protagonist are not too important in this book. It's just that the plot needs characters to promote, mainly national construction and international relations. Just like when we play Red Alert, we usually protect Tanya's mission. No, if the descendants of the protagonist are qualified and don't need to be talented and strategizing, they can change their vests and continue the road to hegemony. They can write more about Southeast Asia, North and South America, and the Second Industrial Revolution. Otherwise, according to the current timeline, Ferdinand will not be able to experience too many new technologies. Time is ruthless, or the pace should be accelerated. But if you write about his son, you can continue to write slowly and get a glimpse of it.

From three or four chapters a day to one or two, and the word count per chapter has dropped significantly, is this really good?

Is it now changed to start updating in the afternoon?

Why I Can't Help Hot Girl Fakr When I See Bulgaria

End of World War I on the Bulgarian frontier

Let's write about foreign history in the next one! It seems that the author's writing is the best for me!

The author writes so well about foreign history, just keep writing, if you have to write in other genres

After reading a few chapters, there was a slight flaw. The protagonist opened a supermarket and said that he earned more than 10,000 pounds a month, which affected the reading. The main thing is that there are too many, you know. There were only a few supermarkets. With people's shopping ability at that time, how could there be so many. You have to remember that in the middle of the 19th century, at the beginning of the 20th century, ten thousand pounds was equivalent to about 20 to 30 million yuan now. Then I couldn't get over this hurdle, so I came over to complain.

Is this cover preparing for the battle to be over and then spiritual energy to be revived, the Balkans to become a holy land for cultivation, and Ferdinand to rebuild the fairy kingdom and unify the world?

It was amazing to see the episode about the Spanish Flu, exactly the same as now.

Damn it, you're going to hire hundreds of loss prevention workers in a supermarket? I can't pay you to death

Ferdinand

Good news: The next book is a lot of progress! Bad news: This book is really bad!

The new book "The King" is online, please take care of the seedlings! !

This book is much better than Shinra, which is a lot of verbose books.

Russia lacks everything once it goes to war and won't it learn a lesson? The productivity of such a large empire is so low. Capitalists are so screwed.

I feel like the writing is not very good at the beginning. You have to open a supermarket at the beginning, but I don't understand why civilians don't save money to buy from the market after buying it from the market. After all, they are poor. And does Noble Supermarket have any meaning? Although they are not short of money, they don't have to buy groceries themselves! ! !

Latest Bulgaria Map

Look guys, look what good stuff I found. Because the Holy Roman Empire cannot post pictures, I will post them here.

For the Reasonable Party, the author started with Bulgaria. Although it was a difficult start, it was in a good position. It was far away from big countries and was in the powder keg of the Balkans. It was both a difficulty and an opportunity. Starting from a small country, there was no interference from big capitalists and big landowners, and internal strife was avoided. Moreover, the author found a new way to only leave the territory alone, sending opponents abroad to attract supporters, unify the country and the nation, and strictly control education, finance, commerce, and the military, laying the foundation for the establishment of the empire. Such a situation is impossible for countries such as Germany, France, Britain, Russia, Austria, Italy and Spain to achieve. Once the decadent Ottoman Empire is defeated, its rise will be unstoppable. This book about the rise of the modern European war is highly recommended by the Reasonable Party.

Excellent logical thinking and clear thinking. The only shortcoming is that the description of the war is basically written in one stroke.

Is there any map from World War I to the finale to compare with? There are no maps of geography, especially Europe. Look carefully. It won't work if it doesn't match the novel. Please provide some pictures.

When was this book finished? The plot of the epidemic feels exactly the same as it is now.

{"TopicId":"818879435683135488","TopicName":"Typo"} It feels like there are 800 typos in one chapter, and I can't ignore it. Really, if it hadn't been finished, if it hadn't been well written, I would probably have cursed.

Bulgaria

I watched it a long time ago, and I reviewed it again in the past two days.

I just read a chapter and to be honest, I think the main character's name is a bit poisonous.

I would like to politely ask for the sources of the following two historical documents, because they are really unbelievable and I can't believe my eyes: In the 1880s, Bulgaria did not make good use of fertilizers, water conservancy was almost non-existent, and the grain yield per acre was only It is 2/3 of Western Europe (I am very curious about the similarities and differences in the farming methods of China and Bulgaria) Sofia University, which was renovated on the basis of the old manor, took 46 years to build the main building (however, the territory was already so huge after the end of World War I)