
Lord of Bourbon
波旁之主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 790k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Foreign History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This love story is too silly. It's just a normal marriage. What the hell?
This book is really too novice. The French army entered the city and dared to kill the King of Spain and his family? Funny?
A rubbish princess, in fact, it is better to choose Habsburg. Your choice is not to force the princess to change her character or to imitate Princess Sissi. The princess's character is not suitable. In addition, there are various auras of the Virgin, the Italian Madonna who is destined to have no connection, and wants to think of her own Spanish Empire. If you force this, you will not learn from Edward VIII, who loves beauty but not the country, and it will be one less poisonous point for readers to take Spain as the protagonist.
Chapter 6 is extremely poisonous. A wise king is far better than a parliamentary system. If you want to reform according to history, what should you do if the parliament refuses to do so for its own interests? ? ? And dictators who limit their own power? ? ? That's sb
The fascination with pig's feet for female characters is puzzling. Would a great nobleman do this? Feeling so childish
How did the Austrians land from western France? To intervene in France, historically it was from the direction of Italy. Why go around the entire Mediterranean, pass through the Strait of Gibraltar, and then land on the Atlantic coast? This supply is a disaster
Give some advice
Abandoned the book, reasons: 1. The Jews feel too buggy; 2. Regicide is really a poisonous point
Your book can't compare with Xin Haiyue. It doesn't have the same taste.
Why do these authors insist on confronting readers?
By the way, can the author post a map of the territorial situation of each country? I was a little confused, where is the west of France? Isn't this eastern France close to Austria? The west of France is the Atlantic Ocean, the northwest is England, and the south is Spain. Should I remember this correctly?
I was wrong. It's completely a running account. Then there is the plot between men and women, poison. I glanced at it and skipped it out of fear that I wouldn't be able to hold it.
In other novels, others evade the protagonist's power. In this book, the protagonist Haoying evacuates his own power because he is afraid of revolution.
Just find someone on the roadside and give it to the king. The author is really wise.
It's so poisonous. I really dare to open this kind of book without any basic knowledge. . .
It's a bit simple and dry. Can the writer finish writing 300,000 words like this?
In fact, it would be better if the historical hegemony genre doesn't feature a female protagonist or contains less of it. Personally, I feel like it's weird.
The book is okay, but the setting of the heroine is too stupid. It can be read while dancing.
Does Spanish Bourbon have the legal basis to unite France?
Seeing that the king was about to fall in love with someone who hated him, he was decisively poisoned and abandoned the book...😅😅😅